Links to (non-puzzle) stuff I've written:

• My dissertation, in dvi or postscript format.
• Literary endeavors: Some other things I've written. For the most part, these are parodies of various sorts.

Various puzzle-related links:

• National Puzzlers' League: An old and venerable word puzzle organization, of which I am a member (under the nom de guerre "Ucaoimhu"). Activities include a monthly magazine (the Enigma), and an annual convention; here are most of the cryptic crosswords I have written for NPL conventions.
• MIT Mystery Hunt: An annual weekend-long puzzle-solving extravaganza at MIT; I was on the team that wrote 2001's hunt and 2008's hunt. I've put together lists of the puzzles I wrote for those hunts, in case anyone is curious, but you'll get a better sense of the size and variety of the Mystery Hunt if you look at the whole thing. I also have copies of six cryptics ("Still There," "Post-Game Predictions," "The Sequel," "Power Lines," "A Lesson in Cryptography," and "Yet More Villainy") I wrote for my teammates shortly before the 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2009 hunts, respectively.
• American Crossword Puzzle Tournament: A crossword puzzle tournament (unsurprisingly) held every March in Stamford, CT (till 2007) or Brooklyn, NY (from 2008 on). I bring along an unofficial cryptic every year; here are the ones from 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and (with slightly modified intro) 2008 (2000–2002 are HTML pages; 2003–2008 are PDFs). This is also the tournament that appeared in the vastly entertaining documentary Wordplay; this (non-cryptic) crossword lists my brief appearances in that film.
• Some other cryptics of mine.
• Puzzlecrypt: John de Cuevas's monthly variety cryptic crossword (which I test-solve).
• Mushroom the Journal. Each issue of this quarterly contains a non-cryptic crossword by me with a mushroom-based theme. One such crossword appears on the MtJ website, in the sample articles section.
• The Sun Crossword. A top-notch (formerly newspaper-affiliated) non-cryptic crossword, edited by Peter Gordon; I've had a few puzzles there (including my Election Day 2008 puzzle). Currently in a campaign to come back as an ongoing online enterprise.
• P & A Magazine. Foggy Brume's online magazine, containing an entire puzzle extravaganza in each issue. This page also contains a lot of Foggy's other puzzles and extravaganzas (including Intercoastal Altercations 3 and Spacefight, which I was a collaborator on).

- Kevin