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It’s always a pleasure to post about a Pasquale crossword, which for me hasn’t come round in a while. This one had …
We always look forward to the challenge of an Anax prize puzzle and this was definitely a challenge! However, we’re not wildly …
For the second month in succession, I’m blogging a puzzle with no extra/hidden letters/words or misprints. There were just a couple of …
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A reunion with the Don this Friday. A very pleasant challenge with some clues that were just out of reach (annoyingly so) as a direct solve. I had to resort to looking up Google for confirming the parsing for a couple of clues.
Well, it’s Phiday again, and he seems to be getting tougher these days. Last week’s offering seemed more tricky than usual, and …
Always a pleasure to see Redshank’s name at the top of a grid.
It has been a long time since it has fallen to me to blog a puzzle by Klingsor, so I was keen …
THe puzzle may be found at http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/26505.
Monday Prize Crossword/Feb 16, 2015
While still in the aftermath of moving house, I did find the time to solve (and blog) this Dante puzzle. I think it was a typical one, wasn’t it?
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 14, 2015 I found this puzzle much easier than the last Goliath. And I …
A middle-difficulty puzzle from Monk, clues are absolutely watertight as usual. Thanks Monk for another top-quality puzzle.
I enjoyed solving this one. As one who delights in witty, story-telling surfaces, I’ve sometimes despaired of some of Brummie’s but there …
Quixote has given us a puzzle today with some good anagrams. I don’t think is the best puzzle that …