Cryptic crossword puzzles

Some cryptics I wrote:

See also: Georges Perec on crosswords.

A list of other sources (from a friend):

Cryptic All-Stars series by Roger Wolff. These are 5 phenomenal collections of variety cryptics, one by Roger and the others by, well, cryptic all-stars (including Henry Hook in the first couple of volumes). I can't recommend these highly enough. Tremendous value (it works out to around 42 cents a puzzle). I've emailed with Roger a couple of times, he seems like a wonderful person.
Patrick Berry's puzzles. There are 10 amazing free ones and 3 paid packets that are each a combination of regular and variety cryptics. I haven't done the packets, but it's Patrick Berry, so you can't go wrong.
National Puzzler's League Cryptic Crosswords. This is a free e-book of puzzles that get harder as you go along, also by big names.
Mark Halpin's webpage. I think he's one of the closest to capturing the flavor and quality of Cox/Rathvon. There are 33 puzzles under the cryptic heading. He also has links to Labor Day extravaganzas - each is a downloadable packet of various puzzles, one of which is a variety cryptic. These tend to be harder. So are the MIT ones, which he also has on his site.
Trip Payne's webpage. He's also very close to the Cox/Rathvon style. Scroll down to variety cryptic crosswords - you'll find 16 links, a few of which are broken.
Todd McClary's Jaw Dropping Puzzles. He chose a few amazing ones to feature, including by Halpin and Berry.
Bob Stigger's webpage.
Kegler's Cryptics by Ron Sweet. David Ellis Dickerson's blog. You have to sift through the easy cryptics, there are some regular level ones sandwiched in-between the beginner level. Also very much the flavor of Cox/Rathvon. He posts to this Facebook group.
Negroni's Workshop. I think they post to this group as well.
The Rackenfracker. Several free ones. I think they post to this group as well.
Kevin Wald's cryptics. For those unfamiliar with Wald, his crosswords contain levels upon levels of solving. It's not for everyone but definitely mind-boggling.
Joshua Kosman and Henry Picciotto's Out of Left Field Cryptics. Links to samples at the bottom of the page.
MIT Mystery Hunt cryptic crosswords. I really enjoyed this one - https://puzzles.mit.edu/2007/puzzles/pyramid_scheme/
Stephen Sondheim's puzzles. These are by the legend himself.
Omnibus site by Michael Gill. If all of the above aren't enough, this site will make your head spin with links to every crossword site imaginable.