Never knowingly undersolved
A very quick furtle in the 225 archive suggests that this is a new setter for the Quiptic, in which case welcome to Alia and congratulations to him or her on producing a … Read more >>
Filbert in his customary IoS slot, with a delightful and meticulously constructed puzzle. A wide range of subjects on show too, which made it a pleasure to solve and blog.
A slightly unusual Everyman this time round.
The special instructions are slightly mysterious, though with enough information to get us started:
7Hold on to your seats, this puzzle (by ‘eck) is quite a ride.
The puzzle is available to solve online or download here.
Hi all. There is a lot of quality on show in this puzzle and I’m struggling to decide what to highlight here. I suppose I could just mention the very first clue
This week’s 11 x 11 crossword from the Guardian, intended to teach cryptic crosswords, found here
Apart from a few more challenging words, I found this less daunting than most Enigmatist offerings, but with plenty of the characteristic inventiveness nonetheless.
We all need a bit of wellness in our lives, and where better to start than with a Cyclops puzzle…they should be available on the NHS…
I sat opposite ‘Eck at the last Listener get-together in Farringdon a few weeks back. At some point he told me that he had a puzzle coming soon. Of course, what he should’ve told me was that…
A tricky solve with some tough parsing – my favourites were 29ac, 14dn, and 17dn. Thanks to Kite for the puzzle.
It’s the end of the week and as expected we have a Phi to solve and blog.
A very gentle puzzle from ZAMORCA this Friday .
Wiglaf has served up his latest puzzle for our entertainment today.
Thanks to Tramp for a fun puzzle with some typically inventive clues, including a couple of nice anagrams.
I was short of time for the blog this morning, so please excuse any (inevitable) errors and omissions.