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Puzzler Think of a movie title in 4 letters. Change one letter and anagram it to get the title of another movie that came out 20 years later. Then, change another letter in that title, and anagram, to get a third movie that came out 29 years after that. All

Puzzler Think of a word in 8 letters that means “to review or change”. Swap out two letters for one new letter, and you’ll have a two-word phrase for a tool that is often used when suggesting changes. What are these words? The Ladder: A Choice-Driven, Fully Replayable Escape

I’ll be in New York City on October 24-27. I’ve got a few slots open for anyone interested in a puzzle event. Just reply to this email if that’s you, and let’s chat. Puzzler Take a 10-letter word for something that is often done in the

It’s finally Fall, which means I’m back from my Twitter puzzle hiatus. I’m trying out a new schedule: original puzzles Mon - Wed, a rerun on Thursday, and a creative challenge on Friday. Check out the latest puzzles at @pzlr. Puzzler What four-letter word that means “selling

Hello! I’m back from Summer break and ready to do get back into the puzzle-making swing of things. Puzzler Think of a word for something that includes a list of food. Add one letter and rearrange the letters to get something that might also contain a list of food.

Regular reminder that you should follow us on Twitter, where we post a new puzzle every day. Puzzler Take a 2016 movie in five letters. Change the first letter to the next letter of the alphabet to get a 2018 movie. What movies are these? The Art and Politics of

Hi, I’d like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn. No, seriously. 4+ years after starting this dang business, I’ve finally set up a company profile on LinkedIn, which is apparently a thing you should do. Please give us a follow if LinkedIn is a thing

Seeking playtesters. We’re building a new tabletop puzzle game, and it’s almost done, which means we need to observe people playing it. If you’re in Chicago over the next week, and you want to play, and you like free pizza, please sign up here. The Last Defender

Puzzler Take a word that can mean “criminals,” as well as a word for a kind of crime. Merge the two words together to get a single word that describes how some crimes are committed. What words are these? Puzzlesnacks on Kickstarter PuzzlesnacksClever, bite-sized puzzles for kids and adultsKickstarter My