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====== Dee Sweet ====== ===== Recruitment ===== During the late 1970's the New York Times was on strike, and I was desolate without the Sunday puzzles. In an airplane magazine rack I chanced upon Atlantic Monthly and Harper's, where I discovered the most unusual puzzles I had ever seen. By the end of the flight, I began to catch a glimmer of how to solve, but much still eluded me. When I returned home, I consulted the local librarian, who referred me to [[helene|Helene Hovanec]] who at that time lived nearby and whose book __The Puzzler's Paradise__, had just been published. [[Helene]] introduced me to NPL, which I joined in January 1979. In the early years, I had a flat published in nearly every issue, and I submitted solutions lists consistently until about a year ago when my own work (toy consultant and syndicated toy and game reviewer) took over more and more of my life. But I still eagerly look forward to Enigma and marvel at how the brilliance of both the puzzles and solvers has increased over the years. Source: Email from Dee Sweet. //First Issue//: Jan 1979 ===== Recruits ===== None. ===== Nom ===== No data. ==== Combinoms ==== No data. ===== Offices ===== No data.