Puzzle Notes
Dear Friends,
November greetings to one and all. Thank you for joining us tonight. This preamble will be short and wobbly, as I am a bit wiped out today (mainly due to a COVID booster shot reaction). All will be well after a day or two of rest.
Though today's puzzle theme suggests order and organization, the clues and fill are a crazy quilt of references to just about anything. These include, but are not limited to: Shakespeare, Pablo Neruda, C.S. Lewis, the Miracle Mets, beach umbrellas and unbreathable fabric. In other words -- the usual suspects.
Welcome to Week 652 of Crossword Nation. We cordially invite you to solve "Organized Conclusions" as your challenge of the week. Thank you for solving and have a great day!
Cruciverbally yours and with respect,
Liz
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Solvers of The New Yorker puzzles: Please check out my latest crossword, a "beginner-friendly" affair.
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Recovering Lost Puzzles: If, for some reason, our weekly puzzle email doesn't appear in your mailbox on Monday evenings, no worries -- you can always "re-send" the puzzle to yourself.
But first ....
- Please check the Spam folder. Sometimes the Crossword Nation emails are redirected to Spam folders. This can happen after a software or system update. If it's not in the Spam folder, then try Step 2.
- Visit the Subscriber Portal and Re-send the Puzzle To Your Mailbox. You can always send the latest puzzle (or any puzzle from our archive) to yourself. Visit here:
https://xwnation.puzzleanywhere.com/enable-account/
Choose the "Resend Puzzle" link at the bottom right of the page. From there, you can choose which puzzle to send to your mailbox!
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Happy solving and be well!
Liz Gorski
