Four crosswords in one! Aside from 1-Across and 6-Across, each clues is paired with the other along its row or column, and it's up to you to figure out which clue goes with which entry. There is one correct solution. Inspired by SporcleMirror's Twin Minis at https://crosshare.org/tags/twin-minis
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I really like the idea of linking the four minis in a loop. Great job ALIGN-ing letters on the left side - that tripped me up a bit as I filled in PARMA at 1D instead of 19D at first. The STUNT clue is awesome (was that also inspired by me? It's the title of one of my puzzles https://crosshare.org/crosswords/zrD8yXV0y1viqenBdN58/double-duty). KUDOS.
I loved that puzzle of yours, but I actually made this one before yours went public! The stars ALIGN-ed, I guess! (I'll confess that I grabbed that clue from the database rather than thinking of it myself.) Thanks for the inspiration!
Nice! I made my way around using only 1A - the second gimme mightn't be required, if you try this again. Love to see even more experimentation with the form!
Can't really give one without the other! I originally didn't have any gimmes, but my test solver suggested giving folks a toehold. Glad you enjoyed it!
No doi Kieran, you have to give one to give the other. Immediately my brain responds: Well then make the grids such that 1A and 6A can be clued in the same way. But that's just evil.
Wow! I loved it! It's really cool that you found four minis that are so close to each other (for some distance-measure in the space of all 5x5's, I mean). My hunch is that there can't be too many sets like this. You could corner the market.