Financial Times 13,647 / Dante

FT Prize Puzzle of Monday March 21 Apologies to all; I lost track of time and have posted late by one day. This was a classic Dante/Rufus; the CDs are the best clues … Read more >>

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Financial Times 13,656 / Redshank

The pipeline of puzzles for the FT must be operating on a relatively short lead-time at present, as Redshank segues several topical clue surfaces on us today (e.g. 11A, 2D, 4D). Enough nifty … Read more >>

Financial Times 13654/PHSSTHPOK

This is my debut FT blog.  Thought I was going to be in trouble after getting only 1 in the initial run-through.  And the clue for 5D seemed to tell me something!  But … Read more >>

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A new blogger is required to cover the FT puzzle each Tuesday. If you are interested in joining the 15² team please send an email to admin{at}fifteensquared{dot}net. Edit: Position filled.

Financial Times 13,651 / Falcon

A crossword with the upper half considerably easier than the lower, with 14, 21d and 22d taking time/research to fill in. Three easy hidden words gave a good start and many fine clues … Read more >>

Financial Times 13,641 / Crux

Prize Puzzle from the Monday March 14 FT This was a treat.  If you missed this last week, go back and give it a go (without peeking below, of course).  There’s plenty of … Read more >>

Financial Tines 13,649 by GAFF

This is my first blog of GAFF, and I’m afraid it has defeated me, there are two answers I can’t really explain at all.  So, any help from the wise would be appreciated.  Nevertheless … Read more >>

Financial Times 13,645 / Styx

This was a gentle ride with a few pleasant pauses to smile, my picks of the day being 12a, 25a. Across 1 CABOTAGE CAGE (confined space) around (BOAT)*. A new word for me. … Read more >>