today i'm really pleased to bring you this challenging pathfinder puzzle that i co-constructed with andy kravis.

this is the last time i'm going to plug what's that spell, the puzzle hunt project on kickstarter from nathan curtis. the deadline to back the project is in two days, and there are already a ton of awesome stretch goals that have been reached (including, most recently, an entire second puzzle hunt from denis & marc moskowitz).

i'm really pleased to announce that nathan curtis's puzzlehunt kickstarter has passed $6500 in funding, which activates my variety puzzle stretch goal. i'm excited at the thought of it already!

it's been a very long time since we've had a marching bands here (not since variety puzzle #1, in fact), so i thought this would be a nice change of pace.

i did an interview with nathan curtis for his kickstarter project because the next guest constructor stretch goal ($6500, currently a little less than $1000 away) is a variety puzzle by me. if you haven't backed the project yet, go have a look! the interview ought to be findable over there under "updates" at some point today.

in you missed my post from yesterday's variety puzzle, don't miss nathan curtis's puzzle hunt kickstarter project, which is now fully funded and (as of this writing) very close to its second stretch goal: a jeffrey harris variety puzzle. (ooh!)

nathan curtis has contributed puzzles to this blog before, but he's got an exciting new announcement this time: a puzzle hunt project on kickstarter, what's that spell?. check it out!

hey, it's tuesday again! i guess we're doing this.

i didn't go too far out on a limb, but i am pleased that my prediction from rows garden #26 has indeed come to pass. you heard it here first, right?

andy's back with a something different puzzle this week. it's been a while since his last puzzle here, because he's been busy with the indie 500 (by the way, did you know you could still buy the indie 500 puzzles to solve at home? well it's true; you can!), but i'm happy to have him back.