Never knowingly undersolved
My fourth Tees blog in five weeks, but I’m quite happy. Tees varies his subject matter so every puzzle is a slightly different challenge. There are often classical references to … Read more >>
A reasonably straightforward Tuesday challenge from Crosophile.
Silvanus returns after a few months away as do I to my old Monday slot,
Thank you to Hoskins. Definitions are underlined in the clues. We have Hoskins’ trademark sex and drugs references and innuendos in the clues and answers. In addition, this puzzle is in memory of … Read more >>
The days turn and I find myself looking at a puzzle by Rodriguez – and I must blog it. I know I generally have more than a tussle with this setter, or his … Read more >>
This week’s Friday slot hosts Phi’s latest puzzle, one which I found tougher than the average Phi. I chipped away at this crossword over quite some time before coming completely unstuck in the … Read more >>
A Tees puzzle today so there are likely to be some historical and / or classical allusions. It didn’t take long to find the first historical reference at 1 across. … Read more >>
Wednesday fun from Knut, though it includes one unfortunate resonance with current news . . .
Welcome to Grecian. This was a delightful debut.
This was quite enjoyable and generally at the easier end of the spectrum.
I enjoyed this, thanks Italicus.
10 days preceding the ides of March and we have a puzzle from a friendly Serpent. A puzzle from Serpent is always a pleasure, both the quality of the clues the likelihood of … Read more >>
Today’s challenge is set by Phi Phi often has a theme running through his puzzles. There is a slight hint of Charles Dickens in the grid, but I may be … Read more >>
Monk provides our daily mental workout this Thursday.
It’s always a pleasure to blog a Bluth.