Financial Times 14,313 by Aardvark

Four crosswords for the price of one.   This puzzle is composed of four corners that intersect by only one letter in the centre of the grid.  I’m fine with this myself but can imagine that some will … Read more >>

Financial Times 14312 Phssthpok

This was an enjoyable puzzle to solve and to blog.  There is a scientific mini-theme, especially of particle physics (and a bit of biology and chemistry), in the answers and clues, plus a couple of non-scientific/unscientific Biblical … Read more >>

Financial Times no.14,308 by Redshank

I always enjoy Redshank’s puzzles, although my enjoyment in this instance was tempered by the fact that, having dashed through the NW corner, I spent half an hour staring at the rest of … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,299 – Dante

Monday Prize Crossword/Apr 29 Yes, half of the clues were double or cryptic definitions, but this was once more an enjoyable offering from Dante. That said, I am always a bit annoyed when … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,307 by Io

I found this much more amenable than the previous Io I blogged which was a desperate struggle – so getting to the end of this puzzle unaided came as something of a relief.  Still not … Read more >>

Financial Times 14306 Neo

Another enjoyable puzzle from Neo.  Some difficult bits, with one answer whose explanation I struggled with, and finally had to consult my crossword oracle, with thanks.  Thanks too to Neo, as always.  Definitions are … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,293 – Armonie

Monday prize Crossword/Apr 22 Another sound puzzle by Armonie who seems to have taken over from the slightly more adventurous Crux as a Prize setter. Definitions are underlined wherever possible and/or appropriate. Across … Read more >>

Financial Times 14,301 by Orense

An easy solve today, but enjoyable. ……………. Thank you to aztobesed for pointing out that the perimiter of the grid spells BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER Across 8 RIALTO Bridge books returned … Read more >>

Financial Times 14300 Peto

Another enjoyable puzzle from Tuesday regular, Peto.  Thanks Peto.  Definitions are underlined in the clues. [[The pictures at the bottom have unidentified links to the puzzle. Please enclose any comments on them in … Read more >>