Midis
15x15s - All Crosswords - Larger than 15x15 - Midis - Minis - Published Elsewhere - Themed - Themeless
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Heading Home for the Holidays
It’s that time of year when many people are on the move, heading home to see family or leaving home for warmer (or colder) climes....
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A Very Veggie Thanksgiving
For the last two years, couples crossword puzzle solving has been a Thanksgiving tradition at our house — we’re not much for watching football on...
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A Mid-Autumn Tea Break
The fun part about midis — to me, anyway — is getting to play with wackier formats. In a 15x15, I try to hew closer...
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An End of Summer Midi
I’ve been having fun constructing midis lately. Although I have been working on a few 15x’s on the side, I am finding that the smaller...
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Sensational
This is the first 9x9 puzzle I have posted here, it’s not a dimension I normally gravitate to as it’s a little betwixt and between....
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Not For GenX Only (May 2024)
These days there are so many good Millennial and GenZ puzzle constructors with their hip, au courant puzzles that I thought I might throw a...
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A Rousing Midwinter Midi
The layout of this grid is one of my favorites, I used the same pattern back in November for another themeless midi. Let’s call...
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A Thanksgiving Midi
I had tried to make the theme for this puzzle work as a 15x for awhile before realizing it really wanted to be something smaller,...
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Themeless Midi (November 2023)
I’m continuing to focus on smaller puzzles which, it turns out, are a lot easier to make than bigger puzzles. I know, it takes me...
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Themeless Midi (October 2023)
I am finding I enjoy making themeless midis, so I present you one for October 2023. When I have a good theme idea, I tend...
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Themeless Midi (August 2023)
I’m trying to write more mini and midi puzzles lately and this is a result: my first themeless midi. Given the smaller sized puzzle, I...
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Ooh... A Midi
I built this midi because I had a couple of phrases that I wanted to use that sort of had a theme, but not really....
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Film Buffed
I came across a Charlie Chaplin quote that felt like a good starting point for a film industry puzzle. I had to paraphrase the quote...