Never knowingly undersolved
Kcit challenges us to find an UNSTATED end to a poem where the relevant part wasn’t even in the original published version. To paraphrase Donald Rumsfeld: ‘There are known unknowns and there are unknown unknowns…and there are unstated endings to unpublished verses…‘
Bard provides our Wednesday challenge this week: always good to meet a setter I haven’t blogged before.
It’s Maskarade filling the midweek slot…
Thanks to Goliath for this morning’s fun.
Thanks to Philistine for an enjoyable puzzle – and apologies for a late and slightly hurried blog, it’s been a hectic morning. I haven’t been able to fully work out 8dn.
Another newcomer – welcome Yimin.
Thank you to Slormgorm. (This one has the same clue and solution hallmarks as those in the Independent set by Slormgorm’s other pseudonym.) Definitions are underlined in the clues.
Ringoe provides today’s challenge – his 3rd puzzle in the Indy.
A very gentle offering for this Monday morning – I found it pretty much a write-in, with only a couple of clues needing more than a few seconds’ thought. Thanks to Vulcan.
A Monday challenge from Hubble.
MUDD kicks off the week…
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 28, 2026
La Jerezana is the compiler of this Spectator puzzle, for which the preamble read:
Eight unclued lights, two of which consist of two words, are of a kind.
It’s spring (meteorologically, at least) and Chandler springs into action with a fine crossword for new and improving solvers.
Another excellent Sunday outing with Filbert.