Sleeping in Late Weekend Crosswords
Published on 2. November 2021
Book
Paperback/Softback
96 pages
978-1-4549-2983-3 (ISBN)
Description
Go ahead and hit the snooze alarm ... these medium-hard Sunday-sized crosswords will be waiting for you whenever you're ready!
If you've got a sharp pencil and a sharp mind, you will love delving into these super Sunday-sized crosswords. They originally appeared in the Long Island newspaperNewsday, were crafted by an all-star lineup of constructors, and have been edited by puzzle expert Stanley Newman. Each puzzle features a creative theme, and every clue has been vetted for accuracy. Also, beneath each answer grid are some fun facts, which shed a little light on select answers.
If you've got a sharp pencil and a sharp mind, you will love delving into these super Sunday-sized crosswords. They originally appeared in the Long Island newspaperNewsday, were crafted by an all-star lineup of constructors, and have been edited by puzzle expert Stanley Newman. Each puzzle features a creative theme, and every clue has been vetted for accuracy. Also, beneath each answer grid are some fun facts, which shed a little light on select answers.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Union Square & Co.
Target group
Interest Age: From 17 years
Product notice
Wire-O
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 274 mm
Width: 228 mm
Thickness: 12 mm
Weight
318 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-4549-2983-3 (9781454929833)
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Person
Stanley Newman, crossword editor for the Long Island newspaperNewsday, is syndicated worldwide to more than 200 daily, Sunday, and Internet newspapers. His puzzles have appeared regularly inPrevention,People,Sport, andBusiness Weekmagazines. Newman is the author or editor of more than 200 books and has organized and conducted many puzzle and trivia events in the United States, including four seminars at the Smithsonian Institution and, in 2007, the first crossword tournament ever held at Yale University. He lives in NY with his wife and has three grown children.