Simon And Schusters Super Crostics Book

From Simon & Schuster and author Thomas H. Middleton, author of crostics from The New York Times and Harper's, comes the Super Crostics Book, a dazzling collection of 185 vintage crostics selected from America's premier crostics series. This mega-collection of 185 crostics is culled from out-of-print books in the popular Simon & Schuster crostics series.

The sixth super collection of 185 crostics is culled from the legendary archives of Simon & Schuster and Thomas H. Middleton.

Thomas H. Middleton, renowned for his sophisticated construction skills, once again brings together crostics that will fascinate and frustrate those who enjoy the extra challenge of finding the quotations from well-known writers hidden in each puzzle. 50 puzzles.

A mega-collection of 185 of the most intriguing and clever crostics ever created from Middleton's prestigious series, selected and updated from out-of-print books.

The creator of crostics for The New York Times and Harper's introduces a dazzling collection of 75 crostic favorites from out-of-print puzzle books. These scintillating brainteasers will challenge even the most skillful crostics fanatics. Spiral-bound.

Culled from out-of-print Simon & Schuster crostics books, these 225 classic puzzles are certain to keep even the most experienced crostics enthusiasts delightfully engaged.

This dazzling collection of 185 puzzles, selected and updated from out-of-print books, provides scintillating teasers that will challenge even the most skillful crostic fanatics.

The fifth collection of crostics, culled from out-of-print books in the popular Simon & Schuster Crostics series.

The author of crostic puzzles for The New York Times and Harper's brings his many fans a fresh collection of 50 clevely constructed crostics.

From Simon & Schuster, the Super Crossword Book #10 is a challenging collection of 225 stellar crosswords from the series that started it all. Originally edited by the legendary Eugene Maleska and John M. Samson, the puzzles in this treasury are filled with enough tough, tantalizing dues to keep solvers busy for a month of Sundays.