A puzzle it took me a while to finish…
Financial Times 18,382 by PHSSTHPOK
PHSSTHPOK kicks off the week…
Independent 12,364 by Magus
Magus has woven some hellraising magic for us
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 30,015 by Vulcan
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/30015.
Financial Times 18,381 by Mudd
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of May 23 2026
Blog for Financial Times Jumbo 18380 / Rosa Klebb
The blog will be posted on Saturday 30th May, the same day as the solution is likely to published in the Financial Times.
Guardian Quiptic 1,383/Chandler
Chandler in the Quiptic slot this week with a cryptic with nothing to frighten the horses. Which is as it should be.
Independent on Sunday 1,891 by Filbert
Another super Sunday puzzle from Filbert
Everyman 4,152
All the usual Everyman things are here and indicated (except that I’ve missed one square, which won’t bother you) in the grid. Nice crossword despite a couple about which I’m unsure.
Definitions in crimson, underlined. Indicators (homophone, hidden, containment, anagram, juxtaposition, etc) in italics. Anagrams indicated *(like this) or (like this)*. Link-words in green.
Gemelo No. 34
A medium-difficulty Gemelo this week.
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Independent 12363 by Stamp
As the deities turn the heating up, Stamp provides some cryptic entertainment.
Guardian Quick Cryptic 112 by Ludwig
This week’s 11 x 11 crossword from the Guardian intended to teach cryptic crosswords, found here
Guardian Saturday Prize Crossword 30,008 by Pangakupu (16 May 2026)
I believe this is my first blog of a Grauniad ‘Pangakupu‘ puzzle, although I have met his alter ego in many a ‘Kcit‘ EV and a few ‘Phi‘ Indy Saturday Prize puzzles…