Never knowingly undersolved
Listener number fifteen from Ifor this week and you know you’ll be in for a treat. A carte blanche, no clue numbers and no entry or answer lengths! There were no entry lengths … Read more >>
A trademark GAFF challenge this Friday.
Phi in his usual Friday slot.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29624.
Pangakupu returns with another enjoyable challenge. There’s a good selection of clue types, with some nice surfaces, along with one or two less familiar words, gettable from the wordplay. I’m afraid my … Read more >>
Raider makes a rare appearance in the Indy today – his last puzzle was in April last year!
3 unclued entries name the only episode in which a character and an object are not mentioned. The character and object need to be determined and removed from the final grid. 15 clues … Read more >>
Mudd is today's compiler in the FT.
Some readers will be familiar with the esoteric meaning of Jorum.
A very enjoyable solve – I particularly liked 11ac, 5dn, 15dn, 23/21, and 24dn. Thanks to Brummie
Pleased to see NEO back in the Wednesday slot this week
Eccles is occupying the mid-week slot this week, a place where we are used to finding his work. I thoroughly enjoyed this puzzle, which I found to be easy-to-medium in terms of difficulty … Read more >>
It’s Joyce here with her first Inquisitor blog.
A tricky puzzle, as one would expect from this setter, but one where much of the parsing turns out to be “obvious” when you see it, which is of course a sign of … Read more >>
Methuselah sets the Independent challenge today.