Jasper Davidoff is a journalist and puzzlemaker.

I'm a producer with The New Yorker's puzzles & games team. Previously, I was the editorial fellow at Audubon Magazine, where I fact-checked and reported stories on birds and the people who study and protect them.

I like to write about the intersections of science and culture. I've reported on moving walkways and garbage disposals for 99% Invisible and cicada enthusiasts and death cafés for The Christian Science Monitor. My crosswords have appeared in outlets like the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, and Puzzmo.

I am a corn-fed Illinoisan now living in Brooklyn, and a graduate of Pomona College, where I studied anthropology and music. When I'm not writing or puzzling, I might be playing sax, clarinet, melodica, or slide whistle, birding, or haunting the nearest farmer's market.

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