A test area for 15squared
I think this is Shabbo’s first appearance in the Independent, or in any of the papers covered by Fifteensquared. Always good to …
Pan is one of our longest-standing Quiptic setters, and she has given us a pleasing Quiptic this morning that generally does what …
I found this a bit harder than usual for Vulcan, probably because of the large (some might say excessive) number of double …
A wide variety of references from Cyclops this fortnight, from a popular 70s TV show to the current pandemic, with Trump, Johnson, Clegg and Elizabeth I getting mentions in the clues…
Hello everyone. I’m happy to be here following on from Dave Hennings who has given ten years of sterling work blogging the …
Anax provided a puzzle for the York S&B this weekend entitled “Top Job! by Anax” and it certainly was a top job …
The scheduled blogger is still in York so I am covering for him. This is Matilda’s third appearance in the Quiptic slot …
Was it my imagination or was this week’s Beelzebub a little different in style to usual? I can’t quite put my finger …
After my run of specials, it’s almost a relief to have “just” a Plain Azed to blog. I didn’t get off too …
The preamble for Genius 142, when you can work your way through the hotch-potch of ‘temporary’ (?) workarounds the Grauniad have built …
The puzzle may be found at http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/everyman/3577.
Top puzzle, this one, imho. There’s one I can’t parse, though. Kairos has got the knack of what most folk …
One more blog from last Saturday’s S&B: Neil @ Cambridge. A crossword that’s themed but not around the Cambridge event.
As I’m sure I’ve mentioned before, Nimrod is something of a long-term nemesis of mine, having regularly made my life difficult back …
Quite a few people in Cambridge last Saturday had done this puzzle on the way to the S and B and were …