A real treat of a puzzle from Matilda.
Independent 12,091 by Quince
Quince provides us with our Thursday challenge this week…..
Enigmatic Variations 1701 Odd Couples by Luxor
Relatively simple instructions this week. Six definitions in across clues moved to down clues and vice versa. These make pairs of entries to be highlighted in different colours. About half a dozen clues … Read more >>
Financial Times 18,103 by MUDD
Mudd is today's compiler.
Independent 12,090 / Eccles
Eccles is occupying the mid-week slot, which is quite normal for him.
Guardian No 29,742 by Fed
A tough solve with some complex clueing, and with one bit of parsing that I haven’t been able to figure out. Thanks to Fed for the challenge.
Financial Times 18,102 by GUY
A most enjoyable but tricky puzzle from Guy.
Inquisitor 1914: Construction Site by Luxor
Luxor provides another interesting IQ challenge with a triangular grid of hexagonal cells.
Guardian 29,741 – Carpathian
A nice set of straightforward but elegant clues. Thanks to Carpathian.
Independent 12089 / Lette
Lette is a setter who first appeared in January this year and has since given us a puzzle every two months.
Financial Times 18,101 by BOBCAT
More devilish innovation from Bobcat today . . .
Financial Times 18,100 by GURNEY
GURNEY kicks off the week…
Listener No 4872, “There’s No Place Like Home”, A Setter’s Blog by Bungo
The first Listener I attempted was Listener 4642 – Music Box by tnap. I had been aware of the series through reading the Listen With Others blog, and marvelled at the ingenuity of the setters, and the pandemic having given me rather more free time than I had anticipated, I decided to have a crack at one.
Independent 12,088 by Coot
This was an excellent puzzle from a very consistent setter.