Helen Nash is a retired English teacher, longtime quote collector, and puzzle aficionado who has authored eight water-gardening books and compiled several collections of humorous cryptograms for Puzzlewright Press. David Nash is a semi-retired Purdue Industrial Engineer who enjoys playing with his four grandchildren, reading, solving puzzles, and opening the door for canines.Shawn Kennedy is a game and puzzle designer who has written for 17+ game shows including Jeopardy!, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, The $100,000 Pyramid, Million Dollar Password, Idiotest, Chain Reaction, and Win, Lose or Draw.Henry Hook's work is legendary in the puzzle world, and was seen regularly in many publications, including Games magazine and the Boston Globe. Hook's puzzles are known for their devious themes and diabolical clues.

Helen Nash is a retired English teacher, longtime quote collector, and puzzle aficionado who has authored eight water-gardening books and compiled several collections of humorous cryptograms for Puzzlewright Press. David Nash is a semi-retired Purdue Industrial Engineer who enjoys playing with his four grandchildren, reading, solving puzzles, and opening the door for canines.Shawn Kennedy is a game and puzzle designer who has written for 17+ game shows including Jeopardy!, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, The $100,000 Pyramid, Million Dollar Password, Idiotest, Chain Reaction, and Win, Lose or Draw.Henry Hook's work is legendary in the puzzle world, and was seen regularly in many publications, including Games magazine and the Boston Globe. Hook's puzzles are known for their devious themes and diabolical clues.

Helen Nash is a retired English teacher, longtime quote collector, and puzzle aficionado who has authored eight water-gardening books and compiled several collections of humorous cryptograms for Puzzlewright Press. David Nash is a semi-retired Purdue Industrial Engineer who enjoys playing with his four grandchildren, reading, solving puzzles, and opening the door for canines.Shawn Kennedy is a game and puzzle designer who has written for 17+ game shows including Jeopardy!, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, The $100,000 Pyramid, Million Dollar Password, Idiotest, Chain Reaction, and Win, Lose or Draw.Henry Hook's work is legendary in the puzzle world, and was seen regularly in many publications, including Games magazine and the Boston Globe. Hook's puzzles are known for their devious themes and diabolical clues.