I have found a wonderful crossword puzzle magazine. Too bad it only comes out 6 times a year. Dell's "Puzzler's Crosswords Crosswords" is its name, and the latest issue just came out yesterday. I discovered it by chance one time when i was shopping with my mom at WinCo (a local grocery store) about a month ago. It usually has a few very interesting-looking puzzles by a guy named Raymond Young. It's interesting that it tells who made each puzzle, something that most other crossword magazines don't do (in fact, the only other one i can name that gives the authors' names is Games's Pencilwise section.) Also, I have been back making some more which you can find here. (Book 5 is the latest.) So, I've been trying to do the ones in the magazine, but I think I should switch to using a pencil because once you mess up with a pen, it's curtains for that one. I wonder why these crossword puzzle magazines (except Games) are all printed on newsprint. Is it because newsprint is cheaper than "regular" paper? I'd be willing to pay an extra dollar or so to have the privelege to do these on "regular" printer paper.