It is always a pleasure to see the name Arachne at the head of a crossword.
PeterO
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,757 by Philistine
Philistine has been in the Guardian stable for a little over a year now, but I still made a slow start to this puzzle, trying to get on his wavelength. The effort was well worth it; I found it a fine crossword with plenty of well-camouflaged ingenuity.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,751 by Gordius
Gordius seems to be following me around, or I him.
Everyman N° 3,441 (16 September)
It took me a little casting about to find an easy entry into this puzzle, but once started, it fell into place handily.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,747 by Pasquale
A couple of words new to me, clearly clued.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,741 by Gordius
The crossword was quickly solved; the blog took quite considerably longer.
Guardian Quiptic N° 669 by Hectence
I made heavy weather of this one, and there are a couple of clues where I am not sure if the wordplay.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,733 by Chifonie
A collection of finely turned clues, with nothing too difficult.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,727 by Gordius
My ISP has been bouncing up and down all evening, so I have published a preliminary version and will polish it up as and when I can do so.
Everyman N° 3,437 (19 August 2012)
The puzzle includes one or two things which might be less well known to some, but I do not see any great difficulties. Across 1. One unable to cope with everyday life in … Read more >>
Financial Times N° 14,091 by Falcon
After a rocky start with 1A, this was plain sailing.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,717 by Araucaria
As always, Araucaria provides much to chew over and digest.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,713 by Rufus
A brief blog to fill in.
Guardian Quiptic N° 665, by Nutmeg
I was wondering why there was no Quiptic blog yet; then I discovered that I was due to write it. I think this hits just the right note for a Quiptic.
Guardian Cryptic N° 25,709 by Paul
A sparkling offering from Paul.