Category: The Guardian – Weekend
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1. Birmingham nightclub, founded 1972
2. What, according to Donne, is no man?
3. Sir Anthony __, stalking horse whose 1989 leadership bid led to the downfall of Margaret Thatcher
4. What kind of morning greeted Joni Mitchell?
5. Voluntary organisation working to save lives in the UK seas
6. From which part of Spain did Don Quixote come?
7. Honduran coast to which Paul Therouxs hero fled in 1981
8. On what did Arnold hear the seas eternal note of sadness?
9. The actors trade union
10. What Blake saw in an hour?
11. What Kiplings dead statesman did to please the crowd?
12. Israeli city on the slopes of Mount Carmel
13. See 3
14. See 4 Down
15. A thing of what, according to Keats, is a joy forever?
16. Islams central text
17. What secret task does Coleridges frost perform, unhelped by any wind?
18. Dominic __ MP, briefly Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union
19. Which poet anticipated his death in a foreign field?
20. Above what did Wordsworth hear the still, sad music of humanity?
21. By the light of what will Byron no long go a-roaming?
22. Pack to which Emilio Estevez, Demi Moore and Molly Ringwald belonged?
23. Turkish city on the Bosporus
24. An intergovernmental organisation whose members include Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland
25. Name given to the alliance of Germany, Italy and Japan during World War II
26. The son of Daedalus, who died attempting to flee part of Europe
27. The Russian parliament
28. Easternmost tip of an island off the coast of Essex
29. A 1976 song by Bob Dylan - or a people from southern Sudan
30. Foolish pride?
31. Location of former South African president Zumas controversial home
32. Rebel slave who fought with Spartacus
33. __ Jane, American frontierswoman known for her work with Wild Bill Hickok
34. One of three men, according to the Book of Daniel, thrown into the fire by Nebuchadnezzar
35. Colour, also known as shelduck
36. Italian name for the nativity scene
37. __ Meldrew, who would not have believed it?
38. What awaits one guilty of 8?
39. 6 June 1944
40. The Thames at Oxford
41. Coppola movie based on Conrads Heart of Darkness
42. __ Armstrong, the first person to set foot on the moon
43. Yesterdays news - or tomorrows reality?
44. 18th century term for Royal Navy vessels of the sixth rate
45. Italian town on the river Arno
46. What one might say to a horse that has bolted in the wrong direction?
47. Members of the empire based in Byzantium
48. The __, Hemingway novel set in Cuba
49. Carthaginian general - or Clarice Starlings nemesis
50. See 11 Across
51. An agreement in which a third party keeps money or property until a contract is fulfilled
52. See 8
53. Confectionery after which a childrens literary prize was named
54. See 8 Across
55. Football team nicknamed the Potters
56. Seccecionist state in Nigeria, scene of a bitter civil war (1967-1970)
57. Hemingway novel set during the Spanish civil war
58. Name given to the phenomenon in which the current between two points is proportional to the voltage across the two points
59. Danny __, actor who plays Mick Carter in EastEnders
60. Island in Orkney
61. Hemingway novel set in Pamplona
62. Musical direction to play slowly
63. The highest mountain in Wales
64. __ Mole, Sue Townsends secret diarist
65. See 6
66. See 11
67. See 6 Across
68. Greek hero created by Nikos Kazantzakis, and later played by Anthony Quinn
69. Japanese martial art
70. __ Amadeus Mozart
71. Country - and one of the so-called Brexit options?
72. Franciscan friar known for his law of parsimony in problem solving
73. Video game featuring a girl called Madeline climbing a mountain
74. 9 plucked in the childrens song Alouette?
75. Doris __, author of The Grass is Singing (1950)
76. The colour of Tayari Joness 9?
77. See 3 Down
78. Walter __, journalist known for his 1867 work, The English Constitution
79. Balkan republic; capital Pristina
80. Acknowledgment that one has been hit in fencing
81. A quality or feature found in moments, railway lines and cowboy boots?
82. The colour of Donna Tartts 9?
83. Edna __, author of The Country Girls trilogy
84. Stage name of singer Marie Lawrie?
85. Condition in which Maya Angelous 9 nevertheless sings?
86. Nationality of Dashiell Hammetts 9?
87. Hebridean island
88. Jack __, author of On the Road (1957)
89. 9 over whose nest Randle Patrick McMurphy flew?
90. 9 owned by Flaubert, according to Julian Barnes
91. 9s made up of the Walker family, according to Arthur Ransome
92. Francis __, lead character in House of Cards, played by Ian Richardson
93. Ceature used by Harper Lee as a metaphor for innocence
94. Alabama city where Bob Dylan got the Memphis Blues (again)
95. The second self?
96. East German city where allied leaders met in July 1945
97. New Yorks third airport?
98. Christina Georgina __, poet whose works include 23
99. Childrens TV series whose stars included Chris Tarrant and Sally James
100. Ralph __, US campaigner and frequent presidential candidate