Never knowingly undersolved
Thank goodness there is one small spot this Saturday morning that doesn’t mention a man in a hat sitting in a chair. ((c)Private Eye) What we have is what we expect from Wiglaf. … Read more >>
Phi brings the working week to an end with his latest Phi-day puzzle. I found this to be towards the harder end of the Phi spectrum, and I needed to come back to … Read more >>
A puzzle from Filbert today, a setter that I often find difficult. Today was no exception and it took me a while to solve and parse everything to my satisfaction. … Read more >>
Our Wednesday challenge this week comes from Tees.
As far as we can tell, Mog is a new setter for the Indy – this should be interesting!
I've not seen Saladin before, so I'm not sure if it's a new compiler or it's a pseudonym used for a special purpose.
Filbert was on duty last Sunday so a little surprised to see him on again today.
As April comes to an end, a Saturday offering from Phi. Been solving his puzzles for longer than I’d like to admit. Is there anything hidden, – possibly but nothing I can see. … Read more >>
It’s a puzzle from Raich today, rather than Phi who normally appears on a Friday. Phi is scheduled for Saturday this week. I know that Raich is a keen football … Read more >>
An enjoyable exercise in lateral thinking from Quince today.
Bluth fills the mid-week slot today – we’re in for a fun challenge!
Alchemi’s latest concoction has been served up for our entertainment and stimulation this Tuesday. I found this puzzle to be towards the easy end of the Indy difficulty spectrum, but nonetheless an enjoyable … Read more >>
This setter made his or her Indy debut in a Sunday puzzle a short while ago, where my colleague flashling pointed out that the pseudonym comes from a genus of death-watch and spider … Read more >>
The puzzle is available here.
Monk in the Saturday slot gives me a chance to blog on their work rather than just solve.