Crossword Clue: An author might give it away
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- ___ twist (surprising development in a movie)
- ___ twist (surprising development in a story)
- An author might give it away
- Basic thread
- Basis for a whodunit
- Basis of a whodunit
- A bad one has many holes
- A bad one may contain holes
- A good one will thicken
- Be scheming
- "A workaholic architect is bestowed with a powerful universal remote that has the ability to control time," e.g.
- Bellow's concern
- Bit of intrigue
- Bit of land
- Author's conception
- Author's concern
- "Aha, the ___ thickens!"
- Book basis
- Book part that shouldn't have holes
- Book thickener?
- "Family ___" (Alfred Hitchcock's final movie)
- Framework of a drama.
- Graph
- Graphing calculator output
- Intrigue
- Cemetery purchase
- Cemetery section
- Cemetery unit
- Hitchcock's "Family ___"
- Boy gets / loses / gets girl, e.g.
- Boy meets girl, etc.
- Central story line
- Complex plan
- Home site
- Delineate
- Home's land
- It can thicken
- Connivance
- Connive secretly
- Connive
- Gunpowder ___
- Gunpowder, for one
- Gunpowder was one
- Guy Fawkes specialty
- Guy Fawkes's forte
- Conspiracy theorist's subject
- Conspiracy theorist's worry
- Conspiracy to oust member
- Conspiracy
- Conspirators' concoction
- Conspirator's creation
- Conspirators' plan
- Conspirators' secret plan
- Conspire (against)
- Conspire
- It may be hatched or thickened
- It may be hatched
- Develop a story
- Developer's area
- Devious scheme
- It may have a twist
- Contrive
- Garden ___
- It may thicken, so to speak
- It may thicken
- Garden area
- Film advancer
- Garden
- It might be twisted or misted
- It might have a twist
- Cook up a conspiracy
- Cook up a scheme
- Cook up
- It might thicken by twisting
- It might thicken when given a twist
- It might thicken
- It often has a twist
- It often thickens
- It reaches six feet under
- It sometimes thickens
- Builder's purchase
- Builder's site
- Find the coordinates of
- It thickens after a while
- Building site
- Coordinate with?
- It usually thickens
- Burial unit
- Christie forte
- Churchyard unit
- It's followed by moviegoers
- It's hatched
- Coup start
- Cabal
- Cabal's contrivance
- Cabal's creation
- Cabal's plans
- Do some graphing
- Essence of a novel
- Gist of the story
- Flower bed
- CliffsNotes info
- Evil plan
- Evil scheme
- Heart of fiction
- Join the conspirators
- Dramatic story line
- Collude
- Ringleader's forte
- Pitch part
- "The __ thickens!"
- Place, as a point on a graph
- Nove1ist's concern
- Novel action
- Novel creation?
- Novel creation
- Novel essence
- Novel feature
- Novel framework
- Novel idea?
- Novel idea
- Novel necessity
- Novel need
- Novel part
- Novel staple
- Novel storyline
- Novel thread
- Novel twist
- Novel underpinning
- Vegetable garden — scheme
- "The ___ thickens!"
- "The ___ thickens"
- Novelist's concern
- Novelist's framework
- Novelist's need
- Novelist's notion
- Novelist's starting point
- Novelist's storyline
- Novelist's thread
- Novel's essence
- Novel's story line
- Novel's storyline
- Novel's thread
- Novel's trajectory
- Story element
- Story line for "The Hunt for Red October"?
- Story line in a novel
- Story line
- Story outline
- Story
- Storyline
- Stove feature
- Outline
- Place to build
- Map (out)
- Map out a tour
- Map out
- Whodunit basis
- Whodunit blueprint
- Whodunit component
- Whodunit essence
- Whodunit feature
- Whodunit ingredient
- Whodunit kernel
- Whodunit story line
- Whodunit storyline
- Whodunit's essence
- Movie story line
- Moviegoers follow it
- Movie's story line
- Movie's storyline
- Mark on a graph
- Mark on a map
- Plan of a novel
- Plan of action
- Plan or contrive secretly
- Plan to get into underage show
- Plan
- Quadrat
- Villain's creation
- Something to build on
- Mastermind's scheme
- Subject for a conspiracy theorist
- The outcome of a story might hinge on one
- Paranoiac's worry
- Paranoid's fear
- Parcel of land
- Parcel
- Literary element
- Literary framework
- Part of a pitch
- Narrative feature
- Narrative structure
- Patch of ground
- One may be hatched
- Lead-up to a coup
- One often thickens on stage
- One to grow on?
- Prepare for a coup
- Machination
- Machinations
- Represent graphically
- Make a secret plan
- Piece of ground
- Piece of land
- Piece of property
- Makings of a coup
- Ruse
- Word before "hole" or "twist"
- Surface for gardening
- Thing in a cemetery or novel
- Thing to cook up
- Scenario.
- Scenario
- This may thicken
- Scheme secretly
- Scheme to get into show
- Scheme
- Schemer's conception
- Schemer's creation
- Schemer's hatching
- Schemer's thing
- This often thickens
- This thickens, on Broadway
- What a cabal cooks up
- What a movie spoiler might give away
- What a spoiler may spoil
- What a spoiler might spoil
- What a spoiler spoils
- Writer's concern
- Underhanded plan
- What cabalists do
- Screenplay structure
- What happens in a movie
- What happens in a story
- Screenwriter Lehman's "Family ___"
- Screenwriter's concept
- Screenwriter's concern
- Screenwriter's concoction
- Script essence
- What paranoid people see everywhere
- Small area of ground
- Small bit of land
- Tin foil-hat wearer's creation
- Secret plan
- Secret scheme
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- New York Times - Jan. 27, 2002
