Never knowingly undersolved
The Quiptic is branded as being for ‘beginners and those in a hurry’, and a fine institution it is. I will not, however, be recommending this one to those in the ‘beginners’ category. … Read more >>
Very enjoyable – favourites today were 9ac, 17ac, 27ac, and 5dn. Thanks to Anto for the puzzle
It’s Hamilton this morning, a “Marmite” setter.
The Observer crossword from Oct 24, 2021
A generally smooth offering from Everyman, with not much to frighten the horses.
Chuffing Nora. This puzzle took me the longest time both to solve, and then to parse, so I wouldn’t call it a treat. But it was certainly tricky. I appreciate that the editor … Read more >>
For Qaos’ Genius 220, we are told that: “With 12 solutions our Inspector’s coding is the wrong way round. His mistakes in these 12 cases need to be reversed before entry in the grid.”
A plain Azed puzzle this week. There was the usual mix of unknown, vaguely-known and well known words and phrases in the entries in this puzzle leading to a my … Read more >>
A PDF of this crossword can be found here: Egbert @ York 2021
But those who care about trees should click here for an interactive version.
Kruger’s crossword is a multi-layered barred one.
Unfortunately, there is no interactive version available, only a printable PDF: Kruger @ York 2021
Click here for a PDF of the puzzle: Dalibor @ York 2021
Those who don’t do printing anymore nowadays can find an interactive version here.
The puzzle is available here. Greetings from York. A short and sweet one from me today as I’m busy Slogging and Bettering. I’ll try to keep an eye on comments, but may be … Read more >>
I found this fairly straightforward for a prize puzzle (a rare one that I did in a single sitting), but found it a fun and satisfying solve. I didn’t notice any particular theme, … Read more >>
A fitting end to the workweek from ALBERICH.
Took a little while to get started then finished quite quickly. Favourites were 1ac, 14ac, 26ac, 5dn, 6dn, and 15dn. Thanks to Fed.
It’s Phi-day again!