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Bluebird’s latest challenge should keep us busy this Thursday. I have had very little experience of solving and blogging work by this setter to date.
I found this to be a real treasure trove, with lots of intricate wordplay, plenty of cultural references to pin down, and a good few penny-drop-moments along the way. As such, I would place it towards the upper en...
I found some of the clues here quite tricky, but luckily leavened by enough easier ones to help me over the line. Thanks to Brockwell.
There’s a double theme based around two meanings of 1 down, SOAP, which I only noticed the full extent of while writing the blog. There are numerous references in the clues and answers to cleaning products and to soap operas.
...Aretxlen is this morning’s compiler.
A straightforward enjoyable puzzle with no surprises and only a very small amount of general knowledge required (Thomas Arne, MARRIOTT and RANGE ROVERS), none of which is obscure. I had more than half the answers in on my first pass, giving me more than enough crossers to fill in the gaps second time around – possibly a good...
Hi everyone. I get a Kcit EV to blog about once annually and Kcitmas this year has fallen in May.
The preamble:
All clues are normal. Eighteen lead to answers too long to fit into the space available (given by enumerations; indications such as “two words” refer to the clue answers) without one to four (consecutive) letters being removed. The remo...
We have a standard second Wednesday puzzle from Eccles today.
I wonder if we would find clues 1 and 2 down (FASCIST and ‘imposing tariffs on a whim’) in the crosswords of right-wing newspapers, but the sentiments expressed fit with the political stance of The Independent.
Eccles sometimes includes one or two unusual words or phrases in his puzzl...