Financia Times 13,301 / Bradman
Bradman seems to be cropping up quite regularly in the Thursday slot of late, which is fortunate for me from a blogworthiness standpoint. 14A features a potentially new clue type (the subjective &lit), … Read more >>
Day: 4 February 2010
Guardian 24925 / Orlando
A delightful puzzle from Orlando, which shouldn’t have caused too many problems on the bus or train and may have elicited curious looks from fellow-passengers at the smiles and ‘ahas’ along the way. … Read more >>
Independent 7,267 by Anax (Saturday Prize Puzzle, 30/01/10)
Another challenging-but-fun weekend puzzle from Anax, which kept me occupied for some time, and briefly had me wondering if I was going to manage it. In the end everything came together nicely of … Read more >>
Independent 7,271 by Morph
It seems to be nearly a year since I blogged a Morph, and I do remember struggling with that one. This seemed a bit easier, though still pretty challenging of course, so maybe … Read more >>
Independent on Sunday 1042 by Quixote – 31 Jan 2010
Solving time, 26 mins, found top half harder than bottom half. * = anagram < = reversed ACROSS 1 TH(e) WAR conflicT 5 (d)IVAN 8 LEGIT (I’M)ATISED I’m in (I get details)* 10 … Read more >>
Financial Times 13,292 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword on 25 January 2010 Once again, Dante charms us with his smooth and slick surfaces for a gentle introduction to another FT week. Some of his cryptic definitions are priceless … Read more >>
Financial Times 13,291 by Cinephile
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of January 23 Here’s a themed puzzle (lots of iron and irons) with a theme that there’s nothing to figure out about. And a theme that is … Read more >>