In February, a noted 1A, 6A and 36A left us. His name (two words) is an anagram of 23A/7D (both real words). 39A and 21D/17D cryptically suggest the titles (one of six words, the other of two words) of two of his best known works. Across 12 Archly Coco revels in mob rule (10)
In February, a noted 1A, 6A and 36A left us. His name (two words) is an anagram of 23A/7D (both real words). 39A and 21D/17D cryptically suggest the titles (one of six words, the other of two words) of two of his best known works.
Across
12 Archly Coco revels in mob rule (10)
13 Turbulent poet’s hurt, needled by Isaiah (5)
14 Melanesian capital backing American and Algerian music theatre (7)
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Challenge your mind with The Hindu Sunday Crossword No. 58 featuring clever clues and engaging wordplay.
