Never knowingly undersolved
Filbert has provided his latest puzzle for our delectation this Thursday. I found this to be towards the harder end of the difficulty spectrum. I think that I have managed to solve all … Read more >>
It’s an Eccles puzzle today We know where we stand with Eccles; no themes, no NINAs, just good smooth clues leading to fairly well known entries. TAPIOCA brought back some … Read more >>
Mev is a relatively new and infrequent setter at the Indy, but one worth looking out for.
Italicus is featuring regularly as the Monday setter these days. This was a well-constructed puzzle with some clever twists, which I enjoyed solving and blogging. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double definition cad … Read more >>
Thank you to Skinny. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Corrupt villain beginning to ebb into depression (8) DECADENT : [ CAD(villain/rogue) + 1st letter of(beginning to) “ebb” ] contained in(into) … Read more >>
Some nice stuff from Knut today…with a couple of obscure (for me) references that needed a bit of e-research…
Phi occupies his usual Friday slot again this week. I found this to be a medium-difficulty puzzle, which I worked my way through at a steady pace. The SE quadrant was where I … Read more >>
Bluth puzzles don’t appear on set days as the puzzles by some other setters often do, so it’s no surprise to see Bluth today. I always enjoy a Bluth crossword … Read more >>
Always good to meet Tees for our daily brain exercise.
Hoskins fills the Tuesday slot this week.
Today we have a new setter in Lark. I’ve not been paying much attention to the news, anything else happening today?
Sunday rolls round and it’s time for a bit of WIRE to puzzle over
We were pleased that we had another Serpent to blog today. Always a pleasure to solve.
As usual, we have a puzzle from Phi on a Friday. I can’t see a theme or a message in the grid, so I’ll just concentrate on the clues. I … Read more >>
Our Thursday challenge from Rodriguez.