Never knowingly undersolved
Phi has provided today’s puzzle for our entertainment, and he has used a less common grid that accommodates as many as four 15-letter entries. I found this to be a thoroughly enjoyable, medium-difficulty … Read more >>
We have a crossword from Twin, a setter who has been appearing monthly recently. Twin’s first Independent crossword was set at the end of 2022.
Eccles in his usual Wednesday slot.
Bert & Joyce are away so you’ve got me for this Bluebird puzzle
This was largely a gentle puzzle with lots of clues and no long answers.
Filbert again in his Sunday slot
First time I have had to blog a puzzle by Stamp and I wondered what I might be in for.
Since their first puzzle about 2 years ago they have always had something more to offer, in terms of a theme of the day etc.
(I’ll stay tight-lipped about whether I managed to solve the previous puzzles I attempted. I recall some have been on the hard side for me.)
Independent puzzles on a Friday are usually set by Phi and today is no exception.
Brunel has provided a lot of Sunday puzzles lately, but is now back in a weekday slot.
It’s Wednesday and it’s Eccles.
Many of you will be familiar with Bluth in The Independent, Fed in The Guardian and Django in The Telegraph.
Tees has provided our cruciverbal entertainment today, which is theme day, of course. I very much enjoyed solving and blogging today’s puzzle, which I found to be towards the easier end of the … Read more >>
I found this one from Umpire a little on the clunky side, with a couple of stretchy definitions, but I am only one of the many solvers of this crossword this morning. Others … Read more >>
The puzzle is available to solve online or download here.
A puzzle by Quince a new setter for me. Not a new setter though just my first opportunity to blog one. Great punchy short clues and such smooth surfaces. Very impressive. Not massively … Read more >>