Cryptic for The Browser

Hello, friends!

I had the great fortune of working with Dan Feyer at The Browser to construct a puzzle for that publication's weekly cryptic crossword, which is available with a subscription. (If you're not subscribed, there are free sample puzzles available.) Dan's excellent editing greatly improved the puzzle, as did help from The Browser's bevy of testers—my thanks to all of you!

If you have the chance to solve the puzzle, I'd love to hear from you.

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