Never knowingly undersolved
First look at this grid I thought – Hello, perimeter unches, there’s going to be a theme around there. But there are so few of them they can’t spell out much more than … Read more >>
I haven’t blogged a Tramp puzzle this year, so I was particularly pleased to find his name on this one this morning – and it was well worth the wait. Tramp gives us … Read more >>
An enjoyable challenge from BRADMAN , our usual Friday host.
Exclamations from a compiler new to myself. Straight clues and a perimeter to fill in and a fifth example to highlight in the grid. A reasonably gentle puzzle, meaning my blog is not … Read more >>
To end the week we have a Phi ……. as we expected.
Neo is today’s FT puzzle compiler.
Once again, it falls to me to blog a puzzle by Filbert – it must be my lucky day. I thoroughly enjoyed this puzzle, which is crammed with entertaining and ingenious clues – … Read more >>
A slow and steady solve today, with favourites 11ac, 2dn, and 20dn. Thanks to Fed
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 20, 2022
A classic Boatman puzzle this morning, with several of his trademark features … … a theme exploiting the various meanings and uses of a single word, alternative uses of ‘Boatman’ – and a … Read more >>
Another varied and entertaining puzzle from Julius. Thank you Julius.
Riader is a fairly new setter who has published three Independent puzzles since the first one in November 2021. This is my first experience blogging a Raider puzzle. Wednesday is … Read more >>
Artix is an infrequent setter of Inquisitor puzzles. This is the fifth in nearly seven years. Looking back through the puzzles there didn’t seem to be a common theme, so I reckoned it … Read more >>
Another fun puzzle from one of the Independent‘s newer setters.
Picaroon is today's Guardian inquisitor.