Independent 10330 / Serpent
Serpent challenges us today It’s an odd looking grid with nineteen across clues and sixteen down which usually implies there is something going on in terms of a theme or … Read more >>
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Serpent challenges us today It’s an odd looking grid with nineteen across clues and sixteen down which usually implies there is something going on in terms of a theme or … Read more >>
Azed provides us with our weekly crossword challenge and opportunity to increase our vocabulary. It was a plain Azed this week with a good mix of well known and obscure … Read more >>
Phi gives us a good Friday puzzle that seems to me to be neither too easy or too difficult There was one new word for me today. I haven’t come … Read more >>
When you see Nimrod’s name on an Inquisitor you know that you are in for a challenge. The preamble this week was quite extensive and told us that the 52 … Read more >>
Raich used to be a regular setter for the Independent series, but his offerings have been confined to Sundays recently. His last daily crossword was published in December 2018 He … Read more >>
Eccles is becoming a Wednesday fixture in the Independent and he always presents an interesting challenge. This seems to be a nina- and gimmick-free crossword that just focuses on good … Read more >>
Radler has set a few Inquisitors before. The most recent one I blogged was based on the works of Franz Kafka and the one before that focused on unfinished symphonies. What will the … Read more >>
Monk provides the Thursday challenge in this week’s Independent series. Monk has obviously reached a landmark in his setting career and I’m guessing he has set 150 (CL in Roman … Read more >>
Phi ends the working week with his regular Friday offering Phi often gives us a theme, but if there is one today, it has passed me by. The best I … Read more >>
Radian provides today’s puzzle. I failed to spot a Shakespearean theme in the last Radian puzzle I blogged. I’ve had a good look at the words in this one and … Read more >>
I can only find a blog for one previous puzzle by Chandler on this site. That was also for a Genius back in November 2017 focusing on HORSES and COURSES. It will be … Read more >>
A standard puzzle from Azed this week giving us another opportunity to dip into Chambers Dictionary for some new words. In the clues and few of the entries there were … Read more >>
Eccles is now a Wednesday regular in the Independent series and you know that you will invariably get a message- and theme-free crossword with grid entries that are derived from an accessible vocabulary. … Read more >>
Stuball is a new name in the list of Inquisitor setters, so we didn’t know what to expect this week. The preamble was on the shorter side of average and stated … Read more >>
Klingsor has given us a puzzle that doesn’t seem to require any specialist knowledge as the grid is filled with fairly common words. There’s a bit of music (DULCIMER [1 … Read more >>