The Washington Post Lazy Sunday Crosswords

Sunday just got lazier The Washington Post's top constructors have created A-plus puzzles with top-notch themes such as "Y's Guys" and "Inside the Beltway." The clues are full of fascinating bits of trivia and wordplay and are edited by a true legend in the field, Fred Piscop. These 21 21 Sunday crossword puzzles will provide super-sized solving fun all week long, for those days when daily 15 15 grids just aren't enough. This wonderful collection will quickly become a favorite of puzzleholics everywhere

This meticulously crafted collection of 200 Sunday-size puzzles from The Washington Post Sunday Crosswords will please fans of all shapes and sizes. Not too traditional, not too contemporary, these crosswords are just right for puzzlers of all tastes.

The Washington Post Monumental Crosswords! The Washington Post Sunday crosswords are nationally recognized for their erudition and wit. With many Sunday books in The Washington Post crossword series, Times Books now proudly presents the first Washington Post Sunday Crossword Omnibus. These two hundred puzzles, which are all edited by William Lutwiniak and William R. MacKaye, are sure to keep your pencil and mind occupied for many, many, happy hours. If you enjoy the puzzles in this book, you are sure to like these other extra-value collections from Times Books: Fifty puzzles by Sylvia Bursztyn and Barry Tunick from the pages of the Los Angeles Times. Three hundred Sunday-size puzzles edited by the beloved Will Weng, former crossword editor of The New York Times. Two hundred Sunday-size crosswords from The New York Times Magazine.

From the pages of one of the foremost national news magazines, The Washington Post Sunday crosswords are recognized for their erudition and wit. These 200 capitol puzzles have been carefully selected and edited by veteran crossword editors William R. MacKaye and Fred Piscop, and are sure to keep your pencil and mind occupied for many, many happy hours.

The largest collection of fifty crosswords from the Sunday "Washington Post has a style that is neither too conventional nor too newfangled -- just right for most of today's puzzle audience.

Fifty Sunday-size "capital" crosswords, masterfully blended with traditional and modern clues, from William R. MacKaye of The Washington Post.

A successful series continues with 50 puzzles from the Sunday Washington PostMagazine. Covered spiral.

This annual collection of 50 Sunday-size puzzles from "The Washington Post has carved out its own niche in the puzzle world. They're not too old-fashioned; they're not too avant garde -- they're just right for the casual solver.