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will37

18th June 2026, 20:36
I think you may be right, Jono, about the first one appearing under another name. Puzzle 2090 which appeared on 24 November 2012 marked the deaths in September that year of Hal David, who wrote the words for "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head", and Andy Williams who made an album of that title. The puzzle was called "Precipitate".

I went into the Pabulum archive by clicking on his name in the heading of today's puzzle and, when that ran out, I substituted Dumpynose in the url.
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unclued

19th June 2026, 06:46
Stupid Cupid?
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teenieleek

19th June 2026, 09:20
Unclued - That fits better I think.
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teenieleek

19th June 2026, 09:23
…..although mad and stupid do mean different things.
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solidair123

19th June 2026, 18:01
21d/17d I think "about you" might be the solution.
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jono

19th June 2026, 18:05
Hi Solidair, that certainly fits, but can you make a cryptic connection to a two word work?
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solidair123

19th June 2026, 19:14
"HE" wrote a song called "You"
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buzzb

20th June 2026, 03:30
But it's supposed to be a 2-word title

I think the unchecked cells are FRM in some order
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buzzybee

20th June 2026, 04:18
Buzzb
Agree. May have to think frankly, if you get my drift
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oldgoat

20th June 2026, 16:18
The first in the series was called simply 'Obit' and appeared on 7th October 2006. It commemorated Mickey Spillane.
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