I'm sick of not having a backlog on my puzzle site, sick of being a perfectionist about it, and have a free day tomorrow. Therefore: 9 Hours, 9 Puzzles!

This would be unprecedented for me. I don't remember a time when I made 5 puzzles of this kind in a day, and frequently find it aversive to write 1 or 2. However, I have a decent record of doing stunts like this when I put my mind to it. I got a shot this morning which has tiredness as a possible side effect, though I haven't felt that at all yet. I will only bet YES.

I'm not planning to do it in 9 straight hours. Instead, I'll essentially do it in three sessions (morning, afternoon, evening), which consist of three hour-long work periods with ~15 minute breaks in between. Or at least, something approximately like that. I've just drafted myself a provisional schedule, including the puzzle type I plan to create during each hour. I intend to keep each puzzle's creation contained within its hour, though if I finish a puzzle quickly, I may use extra time to revise previous puzzles.

For this market to resolve YES, I must have 9 full drafts of puzzles at the end of the 9 hours. They don't need to be formatted.

My three work sessions tentatively end at 12:15, 5:30, and 10:45, and I'll try to update the market after each session what I've done and how I'm feeling.

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Note that I release three puzzles every issue and currently have no puzzles for the next issue and no backlog. If I created all nine puzzles, that would constitute two issues' backlog, though I would still have to get the puzzles tested first.

General policy for my markets: In the rare event of a conflict between my resolution criteria and the agreed-upon common-sense spirit of the market, I may resolve it according to the market's spirit or N/A, probably after discussion.