Never knowingly undersolved
Serpent is the setter in the Independent today and he provided a serious challenge for me. There is a theme here in that all the entries in the outer rows and columns are … Read more >>
As usual, a fun puzzle from Eccles – needing a bit of thought but providing plenty of laughs in return.
We’ve got a Bluth to solve today – no complaints as far as we are concerned, especially as it is Tuesday.
A fairly straightforward and enjoyable Monday puzzle from Vigo.
A mostly amenable puzzle, but with a few tricky clues thrown in. Thank you Poins.
Like the last Indy I blogged, Raich’s 10,678, I started this at a canter in the top half, but ground to a halt further down – and was eventually flummoxed by one bit of fairly specialist GK, and a cunning wild cat…
Unsurprisingly Phi provides the first Friday puzzle of February. I am defeated by the wordplay for one of the entries so look forward to being enlightened. At 12 down the entry is obviously … Read more >>
Maize sends us all over the place today with an enjoyable geographical theme.
Filbert fills the mid-week slot this week
Alchemi has provided today’s puzzle for our delectation. It is a while since I have been called upon to blog one of his puzzles. I found this quite an easy puzzle to make … Read more >>
An excellent puzzle that had me delving quite deeply at times to see how the clues worked.
The puzzle can be found here. Hi all. I enjoyed today’s puzzle, despite one clue which I don’t think works (25a). Including cats is a guaranteed way to please me, and I … Read more >>
It’s a Saturday and once again we have a Serpent to blog. It was quite a challenge.
Our regular Phi-day challenge to keep our brains in practice.
Hob sets today’s challenge – it’s going to be interesting.