Never knowingly undersolved
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.
Thank you to Bluth. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Prepares last portions of chips and fish with mushy peas (6) SHAPES : Last letters, respectively, of(last portions of) [“chips” and … Read more >>
We were more than pleased when we realised we were blogging a Serpent puzzle today.
The now traditional larger-than-usual Bank Holiday special by Maskarade.