Other crossword clues for answer "OHENRY"
- OHENRY
- ake William Sydney Porter
- Cabbages and Kings author
- The Gift of the Magi author
- Famous twister?
- Twister?
- Short story writer with the anthology "Rolling Stones"
- The Caballero's Way author
- Twisted author
- The Duplicity of Hargraves author
- Pen name of William Sydney Porter
- Porter pseudonym
- William Sydney Porter
- Irony specialist
- Short-story author known for his twist endings
- Writer who skipped bail, fled the US to Honduras, came back, and spent three years in prison for embezzlement
- One dollar and eighty-seven cents. And the next day would be Christmas writer
- William S. Porter's pen name
- Porter's pen name
- The Cisco Kid's creator, in "The Caballero's Way"
- Ironic story teller
- Author known for his surprise endings
- The Gift of the Magi writer
- Noted short story writer
- The Gift of the Magi storywriter
- Writer known for twists
- Short story writer known for irony
- Storywriter known for irony
- Storywriter known for twists
- Writer with an award named for him
- Literary award named for a writer
- The Ransom of Red Chief writer
- Writer known for his surprise endings
- Willian Sydney Porter, famously
- Short-story pen name
- Surprise-ending specialist
- Gift of the Magi author
- Annual short-story award
- Short-story award eponym
- Ransom of Red Chief writer
- Whom a short-story award is named for
- Ransom of Red Chief author
- Cabbages and Kings short story writer
- Author of "The Gift of the Magi"
- Scheherazade of Baghdad-on-the-Subway.
- His movie was "Full House."
- Master short-story writer.
- Author William S. Porter.
- W. S. Porter.
- William S. Porter.
- Familiar pen name.
- Famous nom de plume.
- Short-story writer
- Pioneer of the twist
- Annual literary award
- Porter nom de plume
- Noted writer imprisoned for bank embezzlement
- Writer with an award named after him
- Eponym for an annual literary award since 1919
- Annual literary prize
- Award won by Alice Munro and Stephen King
- Master of literary twists
- Short story award
- William Sydney Porter's pen name
- Writing award won multiple times by Alice Munro
- Short-story writer famous for twist endings
- The Ransom of Red Chief writer, 1910
- Annual writing award
- Author known for twist endings
- Writer who coined the term "banana republic" (1904)
- Writer who called New York City "Baghdad-on-the-Subway"
- Literary master of irony
- Writer known for irony
- Writer with a twist
- Master of surprise endings
- Master of irony
- Writer with a short story award named for him
- Famed storyteller
- A Retrieved Reformation writer
- Master of plot twists
