Crossword Writer, The Washington Post Magazine
Evan Birnholz is a Crossword Writer at The Washington Post Magazine. He focuses on arts and entertainment, particularly in the realm of entertainment news. His work has been featured in The Washington Post, NewsBreak, and MSN.
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Evan Birnholz's coverage primarily revolves around crossword puzzles, creators, and puzzle solutions. The majority of his articles feature conversations with crossword creators and the publication of their puzzle solutions. Given this focus, individuals who are experts in constructing or solving crosswords may find success in reaching out to Evan. Additionally, those involved in the gaming or entertainment news industries could provide valuable insights into the trends and developments within these areas as they relate to crossword puzzles and word games.
As Evan's geographic focus is national (United States), it would be beneficial for sources reaching out to him to tailor their pitches by incorporating any relevant U.S.-specific insights related to crossword construction, word games, or gaming industry trends.
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By: Evan Birnholz
A tricky puzzle with some twisted clues.
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There are positives and negatives to it.
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A meta with a rather odd set of characters.
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Songs from the heart.
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The game of the name.
It’s pitch black in here!
Evan Birnholz There are several starred clues sprinkled throughout today's puzzle, and their answers probably won't make sense on first
A puzzle that keeps you in the loop about the acting world.
Evan Birnholz Did you expect a puzzle about baseball when you saw it was called “Play Ball”? Sorry to disappoint you, baseball fans, but “play” refers to a stage production here.
A quirky puzzle just by the sound of it.
