Please leave a review on iTunes if you take a code! http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=397348293&mt=8 Here they are: ERFJ33A73HTW XTFFL6R6F3ML XWPJNP9FKK3W 946P6HRHLE9X AWFXF7F7F6LT TRN7WK4XWHTT HLH67RA3FEF6 KNLMLR34AT34 TET6MH4W6F7F WWLPPKXL4YKA HRERJAETAYF9 3TWMTN37NP6R EA377H67H7MX 7XXNNWTMWYAE PTLK9NNHYYNY By David Levinson Wilk A fun and exciting collection of 30 original puzzles that will change the way you think about crosswords, created by one of todays most inventive and popular crossword constructors. The first of its kind, this collection does more than just provide a few minutes of entertainment with each crossword. These puzzles poke, prod and please solvers who, upon solving them, will think, "I didn't know crossword puzzles like this existed." For puzzle lovers, seeing someone else in public solving a crossword puzzle is like the experience of catching a glimpse of the playlist on someone elses iPod and seeing a bunch of your favorite songsyoure drawn to that person. In much the same way, author David Levinson Wilk hopes to bring together crossword lovers with PUZZLE LOVE. Part One: Excuse me, I couldnt help noticing that youre working on a crossword. Part Two: Whats a four-letter answer to the clue Something to fall in? Part Three: WILLYO_MAR_YME? Part Four: Couples who solve together, stay together. Forget speed dating or on-line dating sitesPUZZLE LOVE will catch the eye of that special someone. DAVID LEVINSON WILK has constructed crosswords for the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, Jane Magazine, Canadian House & Home and various other publications. He runs a weekly crossword in over thirty weekly papers in cities across the country, including the San Diego Reader, Santa Fe Reporter, and the Spokane Inlander. A puzzle he submitted to the New York Times was one of the six puzzles featured in the 2005 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, organized and hosted annually by Will Shortz. This tournament is featured in the documentary "Wordplay. FEATURES: Hide keyboard so that the puzzle takes up the entire screen One click toggle between across and down clues Write in pen or pencil Optionally mark errors in red Optionally skip filled out squares Optionally view the time taken on the puzzle on the screen Receive hints for letters, words, or the entire grid Check puzzle when it has finished Clear letter, clue, or entire puzzle Sort puzzles by last viewed date or puzzle number Pinch grid to zoom in and out
