Fun crossword today from Sleuth. Made rapid progress thanks to clean unambiguous cluing. Busy day up ahead so unfortunately dont have time to do justice in the preamble.
FT
Financial Times 15,202 by MUDD
I’m not sure if I enjoyed solving this or not…
Financial Times 15,194 – Crux
Monday Prize Crossword / Mar 21, 2016
After a long absence, Crux returns to the Monday slot.
Financial Times 15,193 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 19, 2016
Financial Times 15,201 by LOROSO
When I see the name Loroso on a puzzle the word that comes to mind is “devious” (as a setter not as a person!). This puzzle does nothing to dispel that thought. Loroso does everything he can to disguise his intentions here. One clue still eludes me. Thank you Loroso for a tricky puzzle.
Financial Times 15,200 by NEO
Better late than never.
Financial Times 15,197 by AARDVARK
A tough, but generally fair workout.
Financial Times 15,188 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword / Mar 14, 2016
A bit of an unexciting Dante crossword. No surprises (unlike last time), many double and cryptic definitions.
Financial Times 15,187 by Wanderer
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 12, 2016
Financial Times 15,196 by IO
Io is the master, no doubt about it as far as I am concerned. This time he kindly lets me finish with the grid filled and everything explained. Thank you Io.
Financial Times 15,195 by HAMILTON
An unusual occurence for me to blog on a Tuesday. Thanks to Hamilton for a fun puzzle that had me galloping for 90% of the solve time and coming unstuck for the remainder. 🙂
Financial Times 15,192 by BRADMAN
Its Friday, Its Bradman, Its a pleasant challenge on the FT today.
Financial Times 15,191 by CHALMIE
Another themed one – my second this week
Financial Times 15,182 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Mar 7, 2016
Falcon crosswords keep on coming nowadays.
It looks that he’s slowly taking over from Crux as a Monday regular.
Financial Times 15,181 by Magwitch
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 5, 2016