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History:
The first puzzle officially designated a “word-cross”
did not appear until December 1913—the invention
of Arthur Wynne, from Liverpool, who devised it for
the New York World. The first book of crosswords was
an American sensation, successfully launching the now
well-known publisher Simon & Schuster. Cryptic puzzles
are a British invention, with E. Powys Mather of the
British Sunday newspaper The Observer (who began a setters’
trend for using pseudonyms by calling himself Torquemada)
the first setter to use cryptic clues systematically.
Torquemada was succeeded in the 1940s by D. S. Macnutt,
who, as Ximenes, together with Afrit (A. F. Ritchie
of the weekly periodical The Listener), helped to codify
acceptable standards and conventions for crossword clues
from the 1940s onward.(Encarta) |
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