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Crossword: Slate s editor explains how she produces puzzles

She used to solve 4,000 puzzles a year. Now it’s her job to edit them.

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Michael Wood · A Little Bit of Real Life: Writing with Godard

Michael Wood · A Little Bit of Real Life: Writing with Godard
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One of the few woman crossword constructors makes a case for diversifying the grid | Day 6 | Live Radio

One of the few woman crossword constructors makes a case for diversifying the grid | Day 6 | Live Radio
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Here s a puzzle: what is a cruciverbalist s job?

Should they reflect the linguistic biases of a paper’s readership, or correct those leanings?

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