Financial Times no.14,084 by MUDD
There was a pleasingly old-fashioned feel to this puzzle, I felt; plenty of double definitions, which seem to have dwindled in popularity since I was a lad. Very nice clueing throughout – thank-you, … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
There was a pleasingly old-fashioned feel to this puzzle, I felt; plenty of double definitions, which seem to have dwindled in popularity since I was a lad. Very nice clueing throughout – thank-you, … Read more >>
This is the third Brendan in a row that I’ve blogged, so I was pleased to have bagged the hat-trick when I saw his name on this one. And Wow – what a … Read more >>
When you are allocated the Thursday slot as a blogger, you never quite know which compiler you will have to cross swords with, since the editor seems to draw on a wider range … Read more >>
Monday Prize Crossword/Aug 6 When there’s something special going on in the world around us, the FT has its very own crossword specialist to present us a reminder: Gaff . So, what happened … Read more >>
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 4, 2012 I found this to be a very strong and satisfying puzzle from Mudd. I especially applaud 13A (THAW), 17A (FOIE GRAS), 15D (TANGERINE) … Read more >>