I'm very excited to be able to share this midi puzzle with you today, made by the very cool and very smart Evelyn Rubin! This was Evelyn's first midi puzzle, and as you guys know I love a good midi, so it was really fun to see it come together and then to also see how many fun clues she was able to get in there! You'll be seeing a collaboration here between me and Evelyn very soon, as we recently worked on a puzzle together about something near and dear to both of ours hearts. We spent a couple hours on a video call working on it, and it was seriously an enormous pleasure. You'll definitely be seeing her name around, and I'm personally thrilled for this!
Here's Evelyn: I'm thrilled to have my first midi debut here! I'm very grateful to Amanda for the opportunity and for being so supportive of this endeavour. Her constructive feedback and positive nature made this lots of fun and I'm looking forward to our next collaboration. I also must thank Ross Trudeau for making the introduction and for being such a wonderful collaborator to us both.
This is my first time using diagonal symmetry, and I actually prefer looking at this puzzle with my head tilted to the left. While 15-Across was the starting point for this theme, the 5-Down clue is close to my heart for a completely different reason (google my name and the answer if you're interested).
I *knew* the name Evelyn Rubin sounded familiar!
ReplyDeleteAmanda, I finished going through your whole site over the weekend, so I wanted to say thanks for the (free!) fun. :)
Wow that's quite a feat! I'm so honored, and thrilled that you enjoyed them :)
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