Monday Prize Crossword / Mar 27, 2017
After Gaff’s impressive Vera Lynn Experience we are back in Dante’s playing area.
Nothing to be afraid of, some really nice clues, some ordinary ones, all at a level that serves the beginner (and me, too) well.
FT
Financial Times 15,507 by Goliath
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 25, 2017
Financial Times 15,516 by CHALMIE
A very enjoyable puzzle which I found easy to start but not so easy to complete. Thank you Chalmie.
Financial Times 15,515 by CRUX
For the second week running, a single (unfair?) clue detained me as long as the rest of the puzzle…
Financial Times 15,512 by PETO
A breezy challenge from Peto this Friday.
Financial Times 15,511 by SLEUTH
Couldn’t finish this one…
Financial Times 15,502 – Gaff
Monday Prize Crossword / Mar 20, 2017
Gaff and ‘Happy Birthday’ are almost synonymous.
March 20? Now, let’s see. Can only be one, surely.
Financial Times 15,501 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 18, 2017 I found this fairly hard but managed to complete it without help, except for looking up ‘numbat’ (3d). My clue of the week … Read more >>
Financial Times 15,510 by JULIUS
An excellent puzzle from Julius, as we have come to expect. Thank you Julius.
Financial Times 15,509 by HAMILTON
A steady solve, with a couple of Hamilton’s trademark long anagrams.
Financial Times 15,506 by WANDERER
A really challenging puzzle from Wanderer this Friday – remarkable diversity in the type of clues meant several pleasant moments of pulling my hair out.
Financial Times 15,505 by DOGBERRY
Straightforward fare from Dogberry
Financial Times 15,496 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Mar 13, 2017
After leaving his Everyman career, Falcon has now become one of the main Monday Prize setters for the FT.
I found this pretty easy ….
Financial Times 15,495 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 11, 2017
Financial Times 15,504 by REDSHANK
A very entertaining puzzle full of gentle humour and misdirection. Thank you Redshank.