Never knowingly undersolved
Financial Times Christmas Crossword Set by Gozo from the Weekend FT of December 19, 2015 In the past I have often skipped unconventional puzzles like this one and, when such puzzles showed up … Read more >>
An enjoyable puzzle. All the solutions are gettable but I thought some of the parsing was quite tricky. Thank you Aardvark.
Happy New Year everyone!
First day back at work today, so had to tackle the 100+ e-mails awaiting my return before I could turn my attention to the crossword.
In memoriam – of my solving skills?
A puzzle by Io that pays tribute to some of the prominent people who passed away in 2015, although I think my solving skills may also be on their last legs, given how bad an effort I have made at this puzzle, which was very difficult, even after I had worked out what the theme was.
Monday Prize Crossword / Dec 21, 2015
It’s the festive season and so it’s time for the annual Carte Rosee , Dante’s Christmas treat.
It’s a crossword with a completely blank grid and clues without clue number and enumeration. Opinions are possibly divided but it wasn’t as bad as it looked.
Another top-notch puzzle form Monk, and easy on the grey matter for the post-Christmas period. Thank you Monk.
One for lovers of stage and screen.
A themed offering for Christmas from Gaff.
Great stuff – and a proper mental workout. Thank you Loroso.
Monday Prize Crossword / Dec 14, 2015
Enjoyable but very easy start to another FT week with lots of anagrams.
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of December 12, 2015
(Please click here for this same blog but with a picture quiz added. Please do NOT post hereinbelow any comment relating to the picture quiz. Thank you.) A puzzle that’s trickier than the … Read more >>
An easy (mostly!) offering from Orense, thanks to whom for bringing the work week to a gentle close for FT solvers. Smooth cluing with just that little bit of annoyingly frustrating clues that kept me away from a speeder finish.
Straightforward, but very satisfying.