• How to Play
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Solutions & Tips Work with others. Share your ideas online. Work carefully. Remember to ignore the minus sign associated with the latitude when doing your calculations. When you get to the offset destination take the time to learn about the area. Ask yourself: "What statues/buildings/features are here?", "Why is this place famous?". When doing the cryptic clue think like a cryptic crossword solver. Think puns, double meanings, meanings within meanings. Google Earth, Wikipedia and/or a good travel guide of London are your friends. You don't need all of them but at least one will be very handy. Pay attention to the number of words expected in the cryptic answer. Take the time to make sure you've eliminated duplicate words in the cipher key. Keep track of your two digit final solution to each clue, and the clue that's associated with it. You'll need that info later.

• About the Book
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Helen Humphreys is the author of Leaving Earth, a New York Times Notable Book and winner of the City of Toronto Book Award; Afterimage, winner of the Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize; and The Lost Garden, finalist for the CBC's 2003 Canada Reads competition. Wild Dogs won the 2005 Lambda Award for fiction, was one of NOW magazine's Top 10 Books of 2004, and has been optioned for film. Humphreys lives in Kingston, Ontario.

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