Hello everyone! Two quick bits of news for y'all. (1) Bulk-Print PDFs Going on a long plane flight or train ride? In the kind of mood...

I've got some grid puzzles to share — and they come from two interesting, different origins!

“Got excited and had to solve this afternoon. The family ended up piling in with me and we had a great time going through it together. Thank

“Welcome! I’m so glad you made it,” I say as you walk in. “I hope you made it through the time vortex okay. Only nine minutes late? That’s

When Yapa walks up to me — holding a scrap of paper with the letter C and the phrase “we've chromatized the conflux” — and asks whether his

Three years, three months. 120 issues of Puzzles for Progress. 362 puzzles in all — not counting the 45 computer-generated Building...

Today, we're shining the spotlight on a puzzle type I first discovered in The Wall Street Journal (under the name Cell Blocks), but that is

This week, three puzzles with visual themes I think are neat. Hopefully solving does them justice. But first, it's Puzzles fordle Progress,

Mostly business as usual today. Today's edition of Puzzles fordle Progress, my custom wordle, is brought to you by Allison, who said "Omg

For superfans (millions, if not billions, I assume?) of my internet presence, this is perhaps the all-time craziest week. I released Episode

I must say this is one of my all-time favorite issues of Puzzles for Progress so far. Even if you don't usually solve PfP, I recommend this

Today for you I've made three puzzles with two-word names: one original, one non-original, and one variant that isn't really original but th

I'm writing this past 2am in New York (it's like midnight or 1am according to my Californian Circadian rhythms since I've only been here a f

These last two weeks have really shown off the capriciousness of the puzzler creative process for me; I had a bit of puzzler's block last we

It's been, oh, just a year and a bit since the last time I did an official Puzzle Spotlight. Nevertheless, I still think it's a great way to

Did anyone have "Indonesian-language YouTube feature" in their Puzzles for Progress predictions? Well, you'd have been right! Some Star Batt

Hi everyone! Just some quick announcements today. I've got my final Upon Reflection puzzle airing in The New York Times Magazine this weeken

My covid-free streak finally ended ... but if you thought such mere mortal encumbrances would prevent Puzzles for Progress from coming out o

Zachary Polansky, who made puzzles under the name "Jack Lance," passed away on May 1. He was 25. Here's a link to his obituary. I...

I'm shaking things up with today's puzzles: each one brings something new, or at least something that hasn't been seen on Puzzles for Progre