Today's FT puzzle is provided by Leonidas.
Independent 10832 / Serpent
The two most recent Serpent puzzles had geological themes. What do we have this week? I can’t see any theme, but I do see that the initial letters … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
The two most recent Serpent puzzles had geological themes. What do we have this week? I can’t see any theme, but I do see that the initial letters … Read more >>
Today's FT puzzle is provided by Leonidas.
Hi everyone, and thanks to Charybdis for a good challenge which I much enjoyed. The preamble reads: Set A clues are arranged in alphabetical order of answers, not all of which enter … Read more >>
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of June 19, 2021
A tough and slow solve, needing a second session to finish and blog. Favourites were 13ac, 17ac, 4dn, and 5dn. Thanks to Paul for the challenge.
A fun puzzle from Gozo, easier than usual and requiring no specialist knowledge. Thank you Gozo.
Tees on a Wednesday – always a fun challenge.
A message from Tom Johnson (Doc, Gozo, Maskarade):
This week sees the 50th anniversary of the Spectator crossword.
Eclogue averages about three Inquisitor puzzles a year of late. Preamble: When read in clue order, the last letters of extraneous words in every clue provide a partial definition and visual context … Read more >>
It’s Radian again on a Tuesday.
Perhaps not as fearsome as Vlad can be, but no walkover, with the SW corner causing me the most trouble. No theme or Nina that I can see, but I could be missing … Read more >>
Thank you to Gurney. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Praise fruit Australia’s imported (8) APPLAUSE : APPLE(a fruit – that keeps the doctor away) containing(…’s imported) AUS(abbrev. for “Australia”). 5. … Read more >>
I've not come across this compiler before but, if it's a debut, it's an excellent one.
Jason certainly kept me on my toes with this puzzle this morning.
A puzzle from a constructor I have never come across before, unless it's someone with a new nickname.