Never knowingly undersolved
Twin, a compiler with whose work I am not yet that familiar, has set today’s crossword. I thoroughly enjoyed solving this puzzle ,and I particularly appreciated its sound clues and lack of overly … Read more >>
An enjoyable and tricky solve – I was glad to get several of the long solutions early on. Favourites were 8ac, 9ac, 11ac, 18ac, 1dn, 2dn, and 14dn. Thanks to Jack for the puzzle
Many thanks to IO for this morning’s challenge.
Quite a quick solve for me on this one, though I was held up a little at the end in the SW corner (for no obvious reason). Thanks to Philistine for an enjoyable … Read more >>
Eccles appears every second Wednesday, but between his puzzles we never know who we are going to find. This Wednesday we have a puzzle from Bluth. Bluth often gives us … Read more >>
Chalicea, a frequent Inquisitor setter, probably completes Ladies month with this puzzle entitled Goal, We had a fairly short preamble, as follows: The perimeter contains two partnerships, one appropriately oriented, … Read more >>
Tuesday fun from Alchemi today.
Apologies to early commenters especially those who helped me with BEAM (KVa and Peter Owen) and POWERS (NeilW) as I have now updated the blog in a better format and I have been unable to transfer over your comments.
A surpassingly good puzzle with some clever surfaces from Bobcat . . .
MOO starts the week…
Our Quiptic puzzle is from Anto today.
I have not seen Tees in my regular Monday Indy blogging spot for a while. This one has the usual wide range of subject matter to puzzle and entertain. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition … Read more >>
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29088.
Second outing for the FT’s geographically themed puzzle as part of its online-only Sunday series. Find it on the FT website to print or solve interactively, or use the FT’s smartphone app.