Puzzle Notes
Greetings Subscribers,
I recently reported for jury service and was amazed by how many people had been called to serve. It was nice to see the courts open for business again. COVID regulations were still in place -- we were fully masked -- but the experience was about as "normal" as can be expected. While waiting to be called, I spent the days catching up on reading, dividing the time between John Grisham ("The Client") and Carol Shields ("The Stone Diaries"). Books are a major source of theme inspo, and today's theme came about during those "reading jags" at the courthouse.
Welcome to Week 592 of Crossword Nation. We invite you to solve "Disorder in the Court!" as your diversion of the week. Happy Solving!
Thank you for visiting and for supporting our little puzzle shop! Until next time, I remain . . .
Cruciverbally yours,
Liz
Solvers of The New Yorker puzzles: Please check out my latest crossword, a "challenging" affair, per the magazine's editors
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But first ....
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Happy solving and be well!
Liz Gorski
www.crosswordnation.com
