Cryptic #24: A Fly in the Alphabet Soup

My Twenty-Fourth Crossword

Hello everyone. It's been a while.

Tomorrow marks the first anniversary of my publishing a cryptic crossword (though not if you look at the dates on this blog. Timezones, anyone?). Yay.

This one is another alphabet cryptic, made in 18 hours, after a week of agony trying to grid another alphabet cryptic with a monstrous theme.

Thanks to Jack Keynes for test-solving.

Maths is fascinating. And scary.

Have fun! 

- GAIS, 25/09/21


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Cryptic #37: How Time Flies

My Thirty-Seventh Crossword Hello.  Sorry for the lack of output - despite my best efforts, I still often face a lot of work. Anyway, this puzzle is dedicated to a few wonderful people, and one solid gold legend in particular, without whom I'd not be nearly as into cryptics as I am now, and I wouldn't know so many of the aforementioned wonderful people. To this community, and its founder in particular, thank you. (The bloke in question is based  here  and here .) Have fun! - GAIS, 12/11/22
Read more

Cryptic #34: A Dish Best Served Lukewarm

My Thirty-Fourth Crossword No, it's not mashed potatoes. It's another GAIS crossword. As 34 is not a multiple of 3, this crossword doesn't have a theme that requires you to change clues or answers. But it does have a gimmick which I think is very fun, and for which others will probably start to hate me. Otherwise, I'm very proud of some of the clues here. They were a lot of fun to put together. And aside from the, erm, schtick, I don't think they're terribly difficult, as they have been in other recent grids. Thank you to Jack Keynes for test-solving. Next Friday is a special day, and in commemoration, I will have a crossword out on MyCrossword : the best grid I've ever written, according to Mental Playground, so watch that space.   Have fun! - GAIS, 09/04/22
Read more