Showing posts with label Tim Schenck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Schenck. Show all posts
Monday, September 17, 2018
"Home Remedy," by Tim Schenck
Friday, June 22, 2018
"Double Duty," by Tim Schenck
Constructor's Comments
Puzzlers, of course, are always looking for a new twist or turn to liven things up. David and I thought this corner construction was, if not novel, fun and a bit unusual. After some lively back-and-forth we arrived at these corner combos, and David wrapped up the fill with DAD BOD!Editor's Comments
Tim did a great job with this twisty theme! A few elegant touches I noticed are that every possible "corner" gets used, there's a 15-letter reveal running through the center row despite the high theme density, and SAD SACK dovetails beautifully with the reveal. Tim was smart to go with a high–word count grid, since opening things up in a puzzle where two-plus words constrain most corners would likely have lead to many compromises in the short fill. In fact, I think Tim might've found the optimal grid, since I'd be hard-pressed to find entries I don't like.
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