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So, would you like to see puzzles other than classic Sudoku in your daily newspaper or your favorite magazine?

If your answer is YES, please forward
this PDF file, full of various kinds of number and logic puzzles, to your local newspaper, a journalist, an editor, a publisher or whoever else you think might be interested and let them know that they can get more than a 1000 types of puzzles from me.

Thank you and regards,

Djape
http://www.djape.net

Pedja

Did I not call it "Vanilla" - UK for boring ice-cream.

I suggest you try creating one of Para's Outside-Skyscrapers the two work well together.

Another is Nikoli's "Heyawake" enjoyable puzzles - but I am terrible at them.

Good hunting - as always I'm on your support team.

Maurice

AGREED!!!

my favorite new puzzles to work on are the overlapping killers.
the larger the cages... the better

I don't know about boring. Maybe I haven't done enough of them yet to get bored. I enjoy a quickie vanilla sudoku to keep my brain sharp (I usually do at least one a day, often as many as four or five). I'm still learning the techniques beyond X-wing and working my way up the difficulty scale. I also enjoy the non-math variants such as samurai, windoku, diagonals, etc. I especially like to have a multi-grid puzzle to work on during odd wait times and before bed.

I'm looking forward to giving a few of the sudoku variant puzzles in your above PDF a try.