Never knowingly undersolved
Phi’s puzzle brings this latest set of mid-week puzzles to an end. I thought that this was towards the difficult end of the spectrum for Phi in the Indy, and in the end, … Read more >>
A tricky puzzle from Dutch today. We have an eclectic mix of entries today. It’s not often I write the words UMBILICAL HERNIA and PLACENTA in the same place. CAP … Read more >>
Bluth sets our challenge today: sometimes tricky but generally enjoyable.
Silvanus makes one if his relatively rare appearances this Tuesday.
Only seems like yesterday I was doing a blog, oh it was, this time it’s Tees
Sunday rolls round again and I’ve got Wire again.
An excellent crossword. I’m wondering if I am ever again going to be scheduled a puzzle I can pick a few issues with. This one has unquestionable clueing, and a super reveal, and … Read more >>
Phi eases us into the weekend with today’s puzzle. I can’t see anything obscure in the entries today. It was a component part of the wordplay for SYMBOL that struck … Read more >>
Slightly tricky from Quince today, but fun.
It’s a while since we blogged an Eccles so we were looking forward to this one.
Radian has produced this Tuesday’s cruciverbal challenges, and on Tuesdays we always expect to see a theme. No need to go searching for today’s theme: once I had solved a handful of clues, … Read more >>
This was certainly the toughest Monday puzzle I've done in a long time. Had I not been blogging, I might well have given up half way through and in the end it took me three longish sessions to finish it.
The puzzle is available here. Hi everybody. I enjoyed this puzzle, most of which went in smoothly until at 5d I had a mental block and impatiently used a wildcard search. The … Read more >>
A puzzle from Mev – a new setter for me to blog, but ‘they’ have previous…… published crosswords Good fun I liked 14ac – though I suspect you have to be of an … Read more >>
Phi continues to be the regular occupant of the Independent‘s Friday slot.