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Subject: Re: Logic puzzle creation query
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Date: Fri, 6-Dec-85 12:56:34 EST
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If you would like to observe a master at work, pick up a couple
of Raymond Smullyan's puzzle books.  In particular, _Alice in Puzzleland_
and _What is the Name of This Book:  The Riddle of Dracula and other Puzzles_.
Although Professor Smullyan doesn't give a recipe per se, his Socratic
style will lead the diligent reader toward a deep understanding of the
use of puzzles as a teaching device.
--Barry Kort