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SWASHBUCKLERFilm or novel featuring the exploits of a swaggering hero (12)
SORORITYStory or novel featuring Indian ladies club (8)
CHOIRBOYSThe ___, title of a 1975 Jospeh Wamburgh novel about the exploits of a group of LA police officers
SAGAA medieval Icelandic prose narrative, recounting the exploits of a hero or family (4)
COOLRUNNINGSWhich film was based on the exploits of Jamaica's 1988 Winter Olympics bobsled team? (4,8)
MAEINAMERICATitle of a documentary highlighting the domestic exploits of Jemison or West?
HEROA real or fictional man of distinguished bravery; a demigod; a champion; or, the leading male actor or protagonist in a film or novel (4)
DENNISTHEHank Ketcham's long-running comic strip about the exploits of a blond rapscallion, ...Menace (6,3)
WHITEPearl ?, silent film actress who starred in serials The Exploits of Elaine and The Perils of Pauline
NEWTESTAMENTHoly work or novel? Try The Last Word and bit of Thackeray
SUSPENSEExcitement regarding the ending of a film or novel (8)
RUNNINGSFilm based on the exploits of Jamaica's 1988 Winter Olympics bobsleigh team. (4,8)
COOLFilm based on the exploits of Jamaica's 1988 Winter Olympics bobsleigh team. (4,8)
CHANSONSDEGESTEFrench epic poems telling of the exploits of knights (8,2,5)
BRIGADIER'The Exploits of -- Gerard', novel by Arthur Conan Doyle (9)
GERARD"The Exploits of Brigadier -", novel by Arthur Conan Doyle (6)
CHANSONDEGESTEType of French epic poem often celebrating the exploits of knights (7,2,5)
SPACEOPERAGenre of sc-fi film or novel such as the Star Wars franchise or Isaac Asimov's Foundation series (5,5)
WODEHOUSENovelist nicknamed Plum who wrote about the exploits of Jeeves, Wooster, Psmith and the Blandings Castle set (9)
DECLINEANDFALLFirst published novel by English author Evelyn Waugh (1928), following the exploits of Paul Pennyfeather (7,3,4)