Maze

Solve the World's Most Challenging Puzzle.

I invite you to enter my Maze. I say it is mine, because despite who else I might be, I am the architect as well as your guide. Your first goal is to find the shortest route through the Maze—a simple task, I assure you, if you know what to look for. I have planted clues throughout for your interpretation—or misinterpretation. Indeed, you will be fascinated by the Maze's ambiguity, stimulated by its mystery, stymied by its riddle. But fear not! I will be with you all the way. Fear not, that is, if you truly believe that my clues or I can be trusted.

Enter room 1. Which door should you take from here? Someone in the narrative uses the word "story,'' and the same word appears above the door to room 20. Is that the connection? Is there a connection? Give it a try and go to room 20, which is peculiar in its own way Just inside the door to room 27 you see what looks like the bottom half of an archer's arrow—an arrow pointing the way perhaps? I will not tell. Perhaps it wouldn't help if I did. It is up to you to decide, as you move from room to room, hoping that fact is not illusion and that your best judgment has not led you astray.

Tempted? Test your wits against mine. I guarantee that my Maze will challenge you to think in ways you've never thought before. But beware...one wrong turn and you may never escape.

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Disclaimer

This was in no way uploaded on this website for a commercial or profit purpose, I have merely uploaded as a means to share the incredible puzzle book that Mr. Manson has written and illustrated, which has effectively been out of print for years, and I, at a moment's notice will take it off the website should the need arise.

Maze - Solve the World's Most Challenging Puzzle,

Copyright © 1985 by Christopher Manson.