Never knowingly undersolved
A no-show by the scheduled blogger so here is an analysis of the clues with no further commentary. Across 6 River bend with profundity (6) DEEPLY – DEE (river) PLY (bend) 7 Fail … Read more >>
I don’t think I have blogged a Tees puzzle for a while, but I try and solve the Independent puzzles every weekday, so I have solved many of his puzzles over recent weeks … Read more >>
Medium-difficulty from Filbert today, I thought: a few slightly obscure entries, but with clear wordplay.
Welcome back to Dill, whose puzzles don’t seem to have come up very often recently.
Thank you to Tees. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 9. Develop complex (9) ELABORATE : Double defn: 1st: To add more detail to, say, a theory, policy, or basic story line; … Read more >>
Methuselah seems to be a new Indy setter on the block – with a few Indy and IOS puzzles blogged on this site since about April this year…although with a name like that, you’d have thought they’d been around for ages!
Phi is to be found this week in his usual Friday slot. Before going any further, let me apologise for the late posting, due to an unexpectedly manic day at the office. The … Read more >>
I always enjoy a Klingsor puzzle I liked this one particularly because of the intricate wordplay in some clues. There are a number of parsings when I have had to … Read more >>
Eccles hasn’t lined up with my Wednesday blog slot for a few months; glad to meet up again this week.
What a delight it was solving Rodriguez’ puzzle today.
I found this quite tough and needed a couple of goes to finish.
Another nice puzzle for a Sunday: not too easy, not too hard. Thank you Tees.
We were pleased to see that we were blogging a Serpent puzzle today.
As happens most Fridays, we have a puzzle from Phi The grid is filled with everyday words. There are a few entries related to plays, musicals, theatres or concert halls but … Read more >>
Bluth has become a regular Indy setter in the last year or so, and one I always enjoy meeting.