Never knowingly undersolved
Phi has provided today’s puzzle for our entertainment, and he has used a less common grid that accommodates as many as four 15-letter entries. I found this to be a thoroughly enjoyable, medium-difficulty … Read more >>
A breezy challenge from XELA this Friday.
Brummie has been very productive of late – this is his eighth puzzle this year. I found this mostly quite straightforward, though I didn’t help myself by carelessly misspelling 14ac. Thanks to Brummie. … Read more >>
We have a crossword from Twin, a setter who has been appearing monthly recently. Twin’s first Independent crossword was set at the end of 2022.
Artexlen is today’s compiler.
Has Chalicea been naughty and parked her car somewhere she shouldn’t have, committing a PARKING OFFENCE?…
Eccles in his usual Wednesday slot.
A wonderful challenge for the patient solver.
A typical Paul puzzle…
The scheduled blogger has been unable to blog today, so I volunteered at the last minute to step in.
Phi now tops the count of Inquisitor puzzles, and seems destined to extend his lead in the coming months and years. (And yes, I know there were puzzles of his & others before the name change around the beginning of 2007.)
Preamble: The puzzle celebrates a creator of multiple alphabet books, covering three such titles.
Bert & Joyce are away so you’ve got me for this Bluebird puzzle
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29633.
SLORMGORM kicks off the week…
My last blog of a Philistine puzzle was on a Monday – as, in fact, three of his last four have been. Perhaps a bit chewier than typical Monday fare – but most … Read more >>