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A personal newsletter from a home cook sharing recipes, kitchen tips and favorite word games. Readers get detailed recipe development notes and casual, enthusiastic recommendations.
A newsletter of variety puzzles and cryptic crosswords, each issue presenting a themed puzzle with a short editorial note about the solving crew and related puzzle projects. Readers get new free and subscriber puzzles plus recommendations for other puzzle publications.
Beginner-focused guides to solving cryptic crosswords, covering clue structure, indicator words and clue types such as anagrams and hidden words. Issues include worked examples and step-by-step methods, and they point readers to the Daily Cryptic practice site.
A bimonthly-style collection of varied cryptic crosswords delivered by email, with each issue offering a fresh set of puzzles. Readers who enjoy solving cryptic clues get a steady supply of new grids to work through.
The Nerdry publishes daily hints and answers for word and puzzle games such as NYT Connections, Quordle and NYT Strands. Each issue is a short pointer to the day's solutions, with little original analysis beyond brief commentary.
A fan-made newsletter sending daily printable helper sheets and hints for the New York Times Spelling Bee puzzle. Each issue points readers to an archive of tools such as word sheets, jumbles and grids.
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