Monday Prize Crossword / Jun 27, 2016
Crux back on the scoresheet with an enjoyable and not too difficult challenge.
FT
Financial Times 15,276 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 25, 2016
Financial Times 15,285 / Aardvark
PeeDee’s holiday has given me the chance to return to what used to be my regular Wednesday FT slot (many years ago now!). A steady solve for me with no hold-ups or head … Read more >>
Financial Times 15,284 by DANTE
A quick solve this morning with plenty of familiar crossword constructions.
Financial Times 15,281 by GAFF
A brain-twisting experience from Gaff, more so since I didnt see the FT site version which has the preamble (that Geoff later pointed out to me). Made steady progress through the grid until I ground to a halt in the SE quadrant. Needed the prop up from Gaufrid to fill in the blanks.
Financial Times 15,280 by ALBERICH
A Thursday workout from Alberich
Financial Times 15,271 – Dante
Monday prize Crossword / Jun 20, 2016
In a Rufus-free Guardian week the ideal opportunity to still get a glimpse of our beloved setter.
Financial Times 15,270 by Cincinnus
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 18, 2016
Financial Times 15,279 by IO
For me Io is by far and away the most problematic of the FT setters. Here is another puzzle where I have filled the grid but can’t explain all of my answers. Thanks Io for an intriguing puzzle and it is a great shame that I have no more time to ferret out the remaining explanations. Any help would be appreciated.
Financial Times 15,278 by HAMILTON
Solid cluing from Hamilton with some pleasing images in the surfaces.
Financial Times 15,275 by WANDERER
One the day of the Brexit, if Wanderer was the setter, the solver/blogger could be aptly described as Flounderer.
Financial Times 15,274 by FALCON
Standard Falcon fare.
Financial Times 15,265 – Mudd
Monday Prize Crossword / Jun 13, 2016
Mudd, making one of his infrequent Monday visits, gave us a puzzle of two halves.
Financial Times 15,264 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the weekend of June 12, 2016
Financial Times 15,273 by MONK
Puzzles from Monk seem to have got considerably easier over the last year or so (easier, not necessarily easy). Do others think the same or have I just finally got the hang of it all?