I have been able to squeak out the first ten Riddles, as numbered by Krapp & Dobbie (though I, like many recent scholars, find it congenial to consider the first three riddles as one big one, since they are basically about the exact the same thing, & because the Exeter Book is not entirely clear on their division). I list them by number, rather than by commonly-accepted solution. You can find a list of the solutions at the end of the Word Exchange or in Bradley’s Anglo-Saxon Poetry.

I’ll move on to the next ten shortly. And Solomon & Saturn is very nearly done, though I haven’t updated the page in awhile. I haven’t been happy with how my translation sounds, but another read-through or five will fix that.