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Never knowingly undersolved
Tees stands in for Phi this Phi-day after Phi’s celebratory puzzle number 10000 on Wednesday. We struggled with this for a while, mainly figuring out the parsing of several clues where definitions … Read more >>
If you would like to solve the puzzle before continuing to the blog, it can be found here: Dalibor @ York 2018
or an interactive version is available at https://crossword.info/S_and_B
Regulars will know that Tuesday is usually ‘Theme Day’. Hob’s offering today was no exception.
Crosophile is in the Wednesday slot this week and no complaints from us – it’s been a while since we blogged one of his puzzles.
Morph challenges the grey matter this Saturday – and some of the clues made our brains hurt!
Serpent returns this week with another slippery offering.
Many thanks to Sil for standing in for us while were off on our travels. We’ve missed several Indy puzzles while we were away and are gradually catching up – fortunately we’ve had a full week to get back into the routine, and lo and behold it’s a Phiday!
Lots of trademark clues from Hoskins today (sex, drugs and drink) – Bert did wonder whether the whole crossword had been written around 18d.
We cannot believe how quickly the weeks have flown by just lately – all too soon, we have another Phi to solve this Phi-day. If there are any errors or omissions we may not be able to sort things out until later when we have some wi-fi access.
Knut’s puzzles generally present interesting challenges, and today’s is no exception.
We’re celebrating our 400th blog today with a typically enjoyable Hoskins offering.
An enjoyable challenge from eXternal today.
Serpent slithers into the Saturday slot this week. At first sight we were intrigued by the unusual grid with no less than eight three-letter words in the middle. We then realised that … Read more >>
As Eileen said in her blog of Arachne’s brilliant Guardian Prize puzzle published on 14th July (Bastille Day) – which just happened to be Eileen’s 80th birthday (she has agreed to me revealing … Read more >>