Never knowingly undersolved
Phi ends the Independent series working week, as he usually does There are some unusual entries in this puzzle – EXTRA JAM, HELIUM SPEECH, AMYGDALA, ANTEBELLUM and SCROFULA – to … Read more >>
Bluth provides this week’s Thursday challenge.
It’s Eccles today! We’re in for a treat!
This is definitely the first puzzle by Grecian published in the Indy that I have solved and blogged, and I certainly hope that it will not be the last. I thoroughly enjoyed this … Read more >>
Nice start to the week from Monday regular Filbert. Mondays were traditionally the easier day of the week, not always any more it seems.
An awful puzzle from the depraved mind of Hoskins. Due to its extremely poor taste it should not be attempted by anyone. You can find it here.
A brief intro today as I have a lot on at the moment, both figuratively and literally – after all, now it’s gone October 1st I can’t afford to put the heating on … Read more >>
Not Phiday but Methuselah-day today – though Friday’s usual setter gets a nod in the wordplay of one clue.
Apologies to Serpent – you have us blogging your puzzle again. As we are not complaining, we hope you aren’t either.
This week’s Wednesday slot has been filled by Raich. It is a while since it has fallen to me to blog a puzzle by this compiler. I found this to be an enjoyable, … Read more >>
Rodriguez fills the Tuesday Independent slot this week Tuesday is usually theme day, but it took me a long time to see what was going on despite the clue to … Read more >>
It's unusual to see Phi on a Monday, so this was a pleasant surprise.
Nitsy has been on the crossword circuit for over a decade now, but we don’t see much of him in the Indy. I’ve always liked his crosswords: they are carefully written, thoughtfully constructed … Read more >>
A new compiler for me as October comes around and we begin to solve by candle-light? Though not the first puzzle from Bluebird. Some interesting and fun clues – 14ac, 5dn and 16dn … Read more >>
It’s Phi-day again.