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Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of April 3, 2021 Julius marks the Easter Weekend with an Alphabetical. Here is the completed grid: Thanks to Julius for setting it and an acknowledgement to … Read more >>
Another fine puzzle from Monk. Not an easy one, but well worth the effort for those who like a challenge. Thank you Monk.
Imogen fills the mid-week slot today, with his customary medley of some straightforward and some more challenging clues – all mostly fairly and elegantly done. My favourites today were 4, 10 and 22 … Read more >>
It’s Hoskins this Wednesday. Regular solvers will know what to expect from Hoskins and he delivers his usual signature stuff. I may be missing something about the clue for STONEHENGE … Read more >>
Poat is a setter who doesn’t appear very often. There has been over two years between Poat puzzles recently. The preamble this week was fairly short – Clashes arise in … Read more >>
A very enjoyable puzzle from Crosophile today: mostly straightforward but with a few challenges.
Some very fun clues here – I especially liked 5ac, 25ac, 1dn, 3dn, 18dn, and all of the long solutions. Thanks to Picaroon for the puzzle.
Entertaining Tuesday puzzle, with accuracy needed for a true solve.
A bit tricky for a Quiptic, I thought.
A fun and fairly straightforward Monday puzzle from Vigo.
A brief but enjoyable diversion from Pan this morning, suitable for those who like “a gentle start to the week”; or even one for “beginners and those in a hurry” (I suspect Anto … Read more >>
A solid start to the week from PETO…
My anagramming ability was lacking when starting this puzzle. I fiddled about with the anagram fodder for 1d for a while but did not see the answer before moving on to find easier … Read more >>
Another pleasing puzzle from Everyman and perhaps a diversion for some from an Easter egg hunt in a frost-covered garden. Recognising that many readers of the blog will be those in the early … Read more >>
The monthly competition puzzle from Azed with perhaps the hint of a French theme, MISERE, IL and LE all making an appearance, as well as BLÉ.