Nowadays – in the post-Dante era – it’s a guess what we will get on a Monday.
This is my first blogging encounter with Sleuth who offered a sound crossword of medium difficulty.
FT
Financial Times 15,796 by BRADMAN
Usual Friday fare from Bradman, thanks to whom for a good workout.
Financial Times
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Financial Times 15,795 by DOGBERRY
The puzzle can be found here.
Financial Times 15,785 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 17, 2018
Financial Times 15,794 by ALBERICH
A very enjoyable puzzle from Alberich. Understated rather than flashy, but none the worse for that. Thank you Alberich.
My apologies for the blog being a little later than usual this morning but I had to dig the puzzle out of a snowdrift.
Financial Times 15,793 by FALCON
Rather testing for a Tuesday, I thought…
Financial Times 15,792 by CRUX
An enjoyable Monday morning offering from CRUX. We learned a few things, which is always a bonus.
Financial Times 15,790 by WANDERER
On the easier side of offerings that I have seen from Wanderer, thanks to whom for a gentle workout.
Financial Times 15,789 by PETO
The puzzle can be found here.
Financial Times 15,779 by Redshank
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 10, 2018
Financial Times 15,788 by LOROSO
Lor! Oh so good. Thank you and please come back more often.
Financial Times 15,787 by ORENSE
A quick Tuesday solve but with some notably elegant surfaces.
Financial Times 15,786 – Armonie
After two – in my opinion – slightly quirky Monday puzzles, the FT put the more familiar Armonie on its menu today.
Financial Times 15,784 by BRADMAN
A typical Friday workout from Bradman. Unfortunately, the grid has an error in the NW corner that makes it impossible to fit one of 9ac or 2dn. To the folks ushering in the lunar new year, Gong Xi Fa Cai. Have a great year of the Dog.