Alex Reed is a lifelong "numbers man" with a career spent in the quiet corners of laboratories and lecture halls. After decades working in mathematical research and physics, Alex turned his attention from complex equations to the elegant logic of the 9x9 grid.
To Alex, Sudoku isn't just a game, it’s a way to keep the gears turning. He approaches puzzle design with the precision of a scientist and the heart of a hobbyist, ensuring every grid he creates is fair, logical, and satisfying to solve. No "guessing" required, just clear, honest reasoning.
When he’s not hand-crafting new puzzles, Alex can usually be found in his garden with a lukewarm cup of tea, or hunting through second-hand bookshops for vintage science journals. He believes that a good puzzle should be like a good walk: challenging enough to be interesting, but rewarding enough to leave you feeling better than when you started.