| 20 answers for: Poet-novelist May |
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| RANK | ANSWER | CLUE |
| SARTON | Poet-novelist May |
| LOUISA | Novelist - May Alcott |
| HAWTHORN | Given a hearing, an American novelist may ... |
| PENNAME | Biro perhaps is what novelist may use for writing (3,4) |
| SASSOON | English poet-novelist: 1886-1967 |
| HESSE | German poet/novelist Hermann |
| ELINOR | Poet-novelist Wylie |
| HUGO | Victor ---, Fr. poet, novelist |
| GOETHE | German poet, novelist and dramatist (6) |
| WYLIE | Poet/novelist Elinor |
| ATWOOD | Poet/novelist/critic/inventor from Ottawa |
| GRAVES | Poet, novelist and critic providing wild parties after midnight (6) |
| COCTEAU | Jean - - -, 20th Century French poet, novelist, dramatist, artist and filmmaker (7) |
| PLATH | Sylvia, American poet, novelist, and short-story writer who married Ted Hughes (5) |
| VANWYK | Chris _ _, activist, poet, novelist, wrote Shirley, Goodness & Mercy (3,3) |
| JEAN | French poet, novelist, dramatist, essayist, film writer and director (4,7) |
| LEONARDCOHEN | Canadian singer, songwriter, musician, poet, novelist and painter whose first published book of poetry was Let Us Compare Mythologies |
| WALTERDELAMARE | English poet/novelist, famous for Peacock Pie, etc. (6,2,2,4) |
| LARKIN | Poet, novelist, jazz critic, librarian and editor of The Oxford Book of Twentieth Century English Verse whose collection The Less Deceived includes Church Going (6) |
| VICTORHUGO | French poet, novelist, and dramatist best known for the novels Les Miserables and Notre-Dame de Paris |
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