Author: Guy du Sable

Quite enjoyable, with no serious problems, and I particularly liked the smooth meld of anagrist with creative anagrinds.

This was a romp! By which I do not mean it was terribly easy—where’s the fun in that?

Hmm. There’s nothing complicated about these clues, which I am looking back on nearly a week after my… leisurely solving experience, as I ask myself, What took so long?

Clues succinct and densely packed, somewhat like koans, hard to crack.

This was great fun, albeit fairly easy. We are given a nice variety of clue types. 

Some of these clues kept me guessing for a while, and delightfully so.

This surely isn’t “objectively” as hard a puzzle as it seemed to me last Saturday night. It would be extremely hyperbolic to call it a “Savage Mountain,” but it was a worthy challenge that I survived unscathed.

Took a few moments to find the wavelength, but I soon had a steady signal, as usual when Bob’s at the transmitter.

Hmm… I detect a theme here.

This fruitcake is chock-full of seasonal nuttiness, with a good number of clues that wouldn’t work nearly as well at any other time, which makes it generally quite easy. The few unusual words and more difficult parsings really stood out.