Onamography is a new puzzle style based on an old idea. Each sentence clue (called an ‘onnicle’) conceals the name(s) of a well-known personality.
e.g. The hiker kept carob inside the hood of his coat.
Answer: Robin Hood – “… caROB IN … HOOD …”.
The sentences below hide the names of two well-known rivals. Tell the RiddleDude who they are.
1. The detective, relaxed at the bar, acknowledged that he found outwitting the mob a major triumph.
2. “I kept Sneaky Caesar ahead of me, and his devious pal in my rear vision mirror,” he boasted.
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Barack Obama
Sarah Palin
Excellent Margot. Another old one finally solved. You are the winner!