Monday Prize Crossword / Dec 4, 2017
Falcon gave us perhaps the easiest puzzle of the FT week (as intended) but very well written it was.
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Financial Times 15,722 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of December 2, 2017
Financial Times 15,731 by FLIMSY
I enjoyed this. I would cite this is a great example of how to write a traditional puzzle yet keep it fresh and interesting. Thanks Flimsy.
Financial Times 15,730 by JASON
Thanks to Jason for some nice, multi-part clueing, some ingenuity and a pleasing solve except for one clue, which I think is plain wrong.
Financial Times 15,727 by BRADMAN
A fairly basic challenge from the Don today with just a couple of clues providing some thoughtful moments in parsing.
Financial Times 15,726 by NEO
Today’s FT puzzle can be found here.
Financial Times 15,716 by Redshank
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 26, 2017
Financial Times 15,725 by CHALMIE
Another good straightforward puzzle form Chalmie. Very enjoyable, thank you Chalmie.
Financial Times 15,724 – Phssthpok
I’m writing this blog in a hurry as a last-minute stand in, so please excuse any errors and omissions. Phssthpok is a fairly rare setter on the FT schedule, typically doing only about … Read more >>
Financial Times 15,721 / Alberich
When I was asked, at short notice, to stand in today I hoped that it would be something I could get my teeth into and I wasn’t disappointed to see that the setter … Read more >>
Financial Times 15,720 by DOGBERRY
The puzzle can be found here.
Financial Times 15,711 – Armonie
Monday prize Crossword / Nov 20, 2017
Dante and Falcon may be the perfect Monday setters, Armonie could be one too.
Accessible, relatively easy and consistent.
Financial Times 15,710 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 18, 2017
Financial Times 15,719 by JULIUS
Thank you Julius for another fine puzzle to solve and blog. A couple of bits I don’t fully understand but no doubt they will be explained in due course.