A breezy challenge from NEO
Guardian 29,541 / Boatman
It’s over a year since I blogged a Boatman puzzle and this appears to be only his fifth appearance since then. There’s no need to ponder over whether there’s a theme or not: … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
It’s over a year since I blogged a Boatman puzzle and this appears to be only his fifth appearance since then. There’s no need to ponder over whether there’s a theme or not: … Read more >>
A breezy challenge from NEO
The 3D Cryptics Calendar is now on sale. It features new and inventive puzzles by (among others) Enigmatist, Paul, Shark and Vlad, supplying the witty and devious clues you would expect, alongside often … Read more >>
An enjoyable solve – I particularly liked 20ac and 25ac. Thanks Brummie for the the puzzle
We have a puzzle from Amoeba today, the second Independent one, although there have also been some Amoeba puzzles presented at the annual Sloggers and Betters meetings in York. The … Read more >>
Guy is the setter this morning.
I hope I won’t be feeling NEGATIVE about this puzzle from Stick Insect by the end?!…
Wednesday fun from Eccles.
I found this rather harder than usual for a Qaos puzzle. It all worked out in the end, but there are some quite involved parsings. Thanks to Qaos. Today’s theme is types of … Read more >>
Great fun from Goliath.
Cranberry made his debut here in 2022 and has since contributed a puzzle twice a year. Preamble: Eight solutions must be thematically transformed before entry to the grid, leaving non-words. Enumerations refer … Read more >>
It’s a year since we last blogged a Grecian puzzle – we were looking forward to this challenge.
An accessible Paul puzzle to brighten our Tuesday morning.
Thank you to Jason. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. PC that is right for item of office kit (6) COPIER : COP(slang for PC/Police Constable) + IE(abbrev. for “id est”/that … Read more >>
ARTEXLEN kicks off the week…