
Artisanal Sudoku, Volume 241
This being a prime week kind of snuck up on me, so you’re going to have to assemble the prime bonus puzzle yourself.
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This being a prime week kind of snuck up on me, so you’re going to have to assemble the prime bonus puzzle yourself.

See you all next summer in Ottawa!

Scheduling this in advance. If everything went as planned, I’m currently in [undisclosed European city] recovering after a fantastic weekend!

I don’t think I’ve mentioned that I’m going to be speaking at SudokuCon. But don’t let that discourage you from going!

Zipper lines continue to ease their way into the roster of “standard” constraints.

This Sunday, on the SudokuCon Twitch channel: the Setter Spotlight Series returns, featuring Marty Sears!

Bet you thought I forgot about given digits…

It occurs to me belatedly that it might have been nice to do something World Cup-themed, but, ironically, I’ve been too distracted by the World Cup.

One of the fun things about the prime bonus puzzles is that (I like to assume) they’re always a surprise. Like, did you know off the top of your head that 233 is prime? I certainly didn’t.

This week: the 10/10 difficulty rating makes a rare appearance.

I don’t recall exactly why I chose to name a puzzle after the fundamental rule of improv comedy, but I *think* my reasons were more positive than negative.

This feels like another slate where there’ll be quibbling about the difficulty ratings. Especially with the third puzzle. And the second one. And both bonus puzzles.

I’ve never had an actual choco banana, but if they’re anything like the puzzle genre, probably pretty tasty.

Be aware: the fog puzzle does NOT say “all clues are standard.”

Featuring puzzles called Music Box, Carousel, and Turntable, which almost seem like they were put together to fit a theme of some kind. I assure you, they weren’t.

To all the new subscribers who signed up after last week’s volume, welcome! Have some more puzzles…

The multiples of 45 are my favorite posts of the year, so it’s nice that they actually come along every ten months or so.

Starting to feel like I’m getting a little *too* generous with given digits, tbh.

Closing in on another multiple of 45...

Feels like I should’ve found a way to make this one 2-themed. Well, roughly 11% of the digits in the puzzles are 2, so there’s that.