Some tricky clues in this puzzle, including one that I was unable to parse fully. Thanks to Paul.
(This blog was written rather in haste, sp apologies in advance for any errors – I should be able to correct them later today.)
Never knowingly undersolved
Some tricky clues in this puzzle, including one that I was unable to parse fully. Thanks to Paul.
(This blog was written rather in haste, sp apologies in advance for any errors – I should be able to correct them later today.)
A most enjoyable start to the day from Monk.
Fed is today's inquisitor.
After the festive season, the crossword world returns to normal with an Eccles puzzle on a Wednesday.
Ifor is one of the most prolific setters of Inquisitor puzzles and always seems to come up with an interesting theme
Tuesday fun from Math.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29902.
Rather a stiff challenge today from Slormgorm, but in the customary witty style
The 2025 Spectator Christmas Special – a mammoth effort by Doc, with (approx) 81 clues and no less than 51(?) thematic unclued entries in seven categories! Fortunately, the Christmas edition of the magazine was a triple-weeker, so I had almost 5 weeks to solve and blog. I think I have solved/deduced them all, some on the last day before submission, but readers/commenters may have come up with alternative possibilities – time will tell when the official solution is published on Thursday…
BOBCAT kicks off the week…
This was a mostly gentle puzzle with a few that required some work to parse them.
We’re standing in for Eileen today and are delighted to find that we have a Qaos to blog.
Good morning everyone
A number of “firsts” on this blog: my first My Crossword blog, my first blog of MC setter Meles, and first use of the crossword blogging utility. Perhaps only my 15×15 colleagues will care about that last one, though!