Contributor(s): Author: New York Times Editor: Will Shortz Life can be tough for left-handed solvers: you love crosswords, but hate smearing ink when you get to those pesky puzzles printed on the right-hand side of the book.
Well, this book solves that problem: these puzzles are only printed on the left-hand side of the pageHow is that possible? Because all the right-side puzzles are printed upside-down, so the southpaw solver can flip the book over and solve them.
on the right side of the page Every puzzle inside is edited by puzzlemaster Will Shortz himself, and includes the fresh, fun clues the New York Times is famous for.
| Contributor(s) | Authornew |
|---|---|
| Editor | Will |
| Life can be tough for left-handed solvers | You love crosswords but hate smearing ink when you get to those pesky puzzles printed on the righthand side of the book |
| Well, this book solves that problem | These puzzles are only printed on the lefthand side of the pagehow is that possible |
St. Martin's Griffin The new york times southpaw solvers: 100 easy to hard crossword puzzles for lefties, paperback/new york times
