Nine letters, 'much needed'

October 27, 2011

Since John Kentleton asks for a return of THE's competition to identify books by their first and last lines ("Alpha and omega again", Letters, 20 October), could I please request something I have long felt (especially on the commute home on Friday evenings) that your publication lacks - a THE crossword.

Lyn Grove, Centre for the Analysis of Time Series, London School of Economics

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