Tag Archives: Erik Agard

Puzzles for Progress!

Posted on January 20, 2017 by Amy Reynaldo

The brilliant Francis Heaney has assembled 20 pages of crosswords and variety puzzles (along with trivia and a Paint by Numbers puzzle), and the PDF can be yours with a $10 donation to any of the following organizations: the ACLU, Council on American-Islamic … Continue reading →

Posted in Daily Puzzles | Tagged Amy Goldstein, Andrea Carla Michaels, Andy Kravis, Ben Tausig, Emily Cox, Erik Agard, Erin Rhode, Francis Heaney, Henry Rathvon, Jonathan Gersch, Joon Pahk, Mark Halpin, Mike Selinker, Noah Tarnow, Patrick Berry, Patrick Blindauer, Peter Gordon, Robert Leighton, Tony Orbach | 2 Comments

Sunday, January 8, 2017

Posted on January 7, 2017 by Amy Reynaldo

Posted in Daily Puzzles | Tagged Emily Cox, Erik Agard, Evan Birnholz, Henry Rathvon, Martin Ashwood-Smith, Paul Coulter, Peter Broda | 31 Comments

Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Posted on January 3, 2017 by Amy Reynaldo

Posted in Daily Puzzles | Tagged Brendan Emmett Quigley, Donna S. Levin, Ed Sessa, Erik Agard, Samuel A. Donaldson | 13 Comments

Saturday, November 19, 2016

Posted on November 18, 2016 by Amy Reynaldo

Posted in Daily Puzzles | Tagged C.C. Burnikel, Erik Agard, Jeff Chen, Lester Ruff, Mary Lou Guizzo, Zhouqin Burnikel | 9 Comments

The 2015 Orca Awards – Best Gimmick Crossword

Posted on March 3, 2016 by Sam Donaldson

Time for today’s installment of the Orcas, our annual “awards show” saluting some of the best crosswords from 2015. Today features the Orca for Best Gimmick Crossword. We’re getting close to the big finale on Saturday when the coveted Orca … Continue reading →

Posted in Orca Awards | Tagged Brendan Emmett Quigley, David Steinberg, Erik Agard, Jeff Chen, Patrick Berry | 2 Comments

The 2015 Orca Awards – Best Freestyle and Best Tournament Crossword

Posted on March 1, 2016 by Sam Donaldson

It’s a beautiful day for the Orcas—let’s give two! Today we double the fun with awards for themeless and tournament puzzles. It’s all part of our week-long ceremony honoring some of the best puzzles from 2015. To recap where we … Continue reading →