An easy challenge from GURNEY this Friday.
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It’s a Friday and the puzzle isn’t set by Phi. There must be something about today that can be highlighted in a crossword… … and there is! February 2nd is … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
It’s a Friday and the puzzle isn’t set by Phi. There must be something about today that can be highlighted in a crossword… … and there is! February 2nd is … Read more >>
An easy challenge from GURNEY this Friday.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29295.
A welcome return by Jack, whose puzzles are appearing more frequently. Lots of neat and witty cluing, with some innovative anagram indicators and lovely surfaces, as usual. My ticks were for all the … Read more >>
Rodriguez appears in the Thursday slot, where he’s a fairly regular contributor.
Gozo provides the FT Thursday challenge.
“Across answers in six alternate rows are to be jumbled thematically before entry in the grid, and down answers in the fourth, sixth, eighth and tenth columns are to be jumbled non-thematically. Reading from top to bottom, left to right, the letters in the circled cells confirm the COPS theme.”
A fun puzzle to solve…
We have a Wire to solve and blog this week. Should be good ……….
A great start to the day from Monk.
Wiglaf has given us quite a workout this morning with his puzzle on an old but rarely used grid. I think that I have managed to solve and parse everything to my satisfaction, … Read more >>
I found this much harder than usual for a Brendan, with some very tricky parsings that I only just managed to work out when writing up the blog (with one minor doubt in … Read more >>
Quite a mixed bag from Bradman today, in terms of the difficulty and obscurity of the clues.
Now in its third year, this combination of innovative cryptics and treasure hunt is once again available. The competition is free to enter, though a donation to Komorník’s chosen charities is requested. It … Read more >>