November 1st 1954 was a momentous day in the life of your site administrator.
BUT – fifty-two years later on November 1st 2006, there appeared something more momentous. The launch of Fifteensquared.
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November 1st 1954 was a momentous day in the life of your site administrator.
BUT – fifty-two years later on November 1st 2006, there appeared something more momentous. The launch of Fifteensquared.
BOBCAT kicks off the week…
I think this is Gennaro’s second featured puzzle in MyCrossword; the previous one was well received so it’s good to see him again. The original puzzle is at https://www.mycrossword.co.uk/featured/23.
Vulcan doing what Vulcan does, with the usual elegant clueing, and helpful anagrams for some of the longer answers. Thanks to him for the puzzle.
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of October 31, 2026
This Sloggers & Betters puzzle from the York event a week ago is a tribute to setters of Independent crosswords. The puzzle is compiled by Methuselah, who is an Independent setter himself.
A truly enjoyable location-themed puzzle from Gozo.
Thank you to Budmo. Definitions are underlined in the clues.
One of my quickest solves of a Gemelo puzzle, I think, but none the worse for that. Across 1 EGGNOGS These may go down well at Christmas to illustrate decoration reflecting saint … Read more >>
I approached this like a golfer about to tee off over a pond…’Don’t think about the water!‘, ‘Ignore the water!‘, ‘Just hit the ball like a normal tee shot!‘…’Don’t think about the fact that it is an Enigmatist!‘, ‘Ignore the name Enigmatist at the top!‘, ‘Just solve it like a normal jigsaw!‘…
The puzzle may be found in interactive form (behind a paywall or as a sample) at https://observer.co.uk/puzzles/everyman/article/everyman-no-4175 or as a pdf at https://tinyurl.com/Everyman4175.
This week’s 11 x 11 crossword from the Guardian intended to teach cryptic crosswords, found here
Sadly, it looks as though this the last Independent cryptic – appropriately it is set by Eimi, the crossword editor.
Cyclops gives us another puzzle full of surface readings to make us laugh out loud.
Vlad in the Prize slot – Hurrah!
A proper headscratcher from SOLOMON.