The New York Times Super Sunday Crossword Puzzles

Steve Kroft, 60 Minutes
"[Will Shortz] is the crossword king."

Review
"Will Shortz is [the crossword book world's] John Grisham."

Time Out New York
"The Riddler's got nothing on Will Shortz."

Martin Arnold
"Will Shortz is [the crossword book world's] John Grisham."

Book Description
The New York Times Sunday crossword---now accessible for all solvers!

The New York Times Sunday crossword is the world's most famous and popular puzzle--and for good reason: The giant-size grids, inventive themes, and creative, challenging clues have made it an enduring feature since its inception in 1942. Now, there's a new way to try the Times Sunday crossword! In The New York Times Super Sunday Crossword Puzzles, fifty of the best Will Shortz-edited creations have been printed with both the original, hard clues that appeared in the paper and brand-new, easier clues edited by Shortz for solvers who want to try a lesser challenge.

So whether you feel like trying the original puzzles or giving the new, easier versions a go, why not brew a cup of coffee, sharpen a pencil, and prepare to try the most famous puzzles in the world.


About the Author
Will Shortz has been crossword editor of The New York Times since 1993. He is also the puzzlemaster on NPR's Weekend Edition Sunday and is founder and director of the annual American Crossword Puzzle Tournament.



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The New York Times Sunday crossword is the world's most famous and popular puzzle--and for good reason: The giant-size grids, inventive themes, and creative, challenging clues have made it an enduring feature since its inception in 1942. Now, there's a new way to try the Times Sunday crossword! In The New York Times Super Sunday Crossword Puzzles, fifty of the best Will Shortz-edited creations have been printed with both the original, hard clues that appeared in the paper and brand-new, easier clues edited by Shortz for solvers who want to try a lesser challenge.

So whether you feel like trying the original puzzles or giving the new, easier versions a go, why not brew a cup of coffee, sharpen a pencil, and prepare to try the most famous puzzles in the world.


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