LETTER RIP

We love letters. Maybe it's because our grandmas always used to tape a quarter to our birthday cards when we were little, and we now have this Pavlovian thing going on. Regardless, we want to hear from you. Sing our praises, bust our chops, or just tell us what's on your mind. Send your thoughts to editor@americanwaymag.com.



DIABOLICALLY DESIRED

I love it when I see a brand-new issue of American Way. I pick it up immediately after I get to my seat. I first glance through all the sections and then dig into what I find most interesting at the time. I usually end up reading the magazine from cover to cover, and I do that during several trips. The articles are very well balanced, with enough interesting topics to keep me reading.
I save the Sudoku puzzles for the end. I must confess that I find the Diabolical puzzle out of my league, but I always give it a try. Usually, the problem is the plane is about to land and I just don't have enough time to finish it.

I wish you had an in-between issue for road warriors who so enjoy this great entertainment tool and appreciate your excellent work. I just can't get enough, and I am sure I'm not the only person who feels this way!

doris ospina, frisco, texas

dear doris: If you think the Diabolical Sudoku puzzle is hard, try publishing a new magazine every week. We publish two times a month, and that sounds diabolical to us! And Doris, you are allowed to take the issue with you so you can finish the puzzle later.


GET IN TOUCH

Sherri Burns seemed to be searching for direction with her "Editor's Note" in the February 15 issue. Allow me to help: