Never knowingly undersolved
Phi is occupying his usual end-of-week slot today. I found this to be a medium-difficulty puzzle, one through which I made steady progress. In the end, I needed to cheat to get 7, … Read more >>
Klingsor tests us today. Klingsor usually includes at least one musical reference in the grid, with SONATA (6 down) being the example today. CHINE at 17 across looks like an … Read more >>
Knut provides our Wednesday entertainment today.
Tees teases us today
Bluth eases us into the Indy week. Although I’m not sure ‘eases’ is entirely the right choice of verb – I found this tricky in many places. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double … Read more >>
My apologies for the late blog everybody.
Tees rounds off the week in the Indy…
Phi has given us a puzzle with good sound clueing. If Phi has incorporated a theme into today’s puzzle, I’m not clever enough to see it. I don’t think it … Read more >>
Raich has set our challenge today: there are a few obscure references, but all with helpful wordplay to compensate.
We are back on duty this Wednesday and pleased to be blogging an Eccles puzzle again.
Radian’s latest puzzle has been set for our enjoyment this Tuesday, when we would expect to see some kind of theme. Indeed, many of the solutions seem to refer to the climate and … Read more >>
A new setter for us today: hello and welcome, Raider.
The puzzle is available here. Hi all. This is my first Tees blog for a while, although half way through the year exactly half of my Indy blogs for 2021 had been … Read more >>
It took us a while to get into this one but when we had finished, we wondered why.
A Phiday challenge – one of his trickier ones, I thought, but you may disagree.