Crossword clue for "TSELIOT"
TSELIOT
- 1948 literature Nobelist
Other crossword clues for answer "TSELIOT"
- TSELIOT
- Ezra Pound protege
- 1948 Nobel laureate in literature
- Poet who created Old Deuteronomy and Jennyanydots
- Nobel laureate in literature with two Tony awards
- Ash Wednesday poet
- Whispers of Immortality poet
- The Waste Land poet
- His work inspired Cats
- Nobel-winning poet
- Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood speaker
- Creator of J. Alfred Prufrock
- Do I dare to eat a peach? writer
- J. Alfred Prufrock's creator
- ...a cat must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES poet
- In the room the women come and go / Talking of Michelangelo writer
- Murder in the Cathedral author
- April is the cruellest month writer
- Four Quartets poet
- See 16 Across
- Gerontion poet
- Murder in the Cathedral playwright
- Cats poet
- The Hollow Men poet
- J. Alfred Prufrock creator
- Poet whose work inspired "Cats"
- Mr. Mistoffelees' creator
- Do I dare to eat a peach? poet
- Poet who used the name Old Possum
- Inspiration for "Cats"
- St. Louis-born writer
- Cats source
- Prufrock creator
- Whom a UK poetry prize is named for
- Poet born in St. Louis
- Cats inspiration
- Party and "Clerk" man.
- Great name in literature.
- Nobel Prize poet.
- Nobel poet
- Practical cats poet
- Author
- Prufrock's creator
- Burnt Norton poet
- His works are the "Cats" meow
- Ezra Pound contemporary
- Murder in the Cathedral writer
- Old Possum, really
- The Cocktail Party playwright
- Mr. Apollinax writer
- I have measured out my life with coffee spoons writer
- The Four Quartets writer
- J. Alfred Prufrock poet
- Ash Wednesday writer
- He wrote "I will show you fear in a handful of dust"
- The Hippopotamus writer
- He said the most important thing for poets to do is to write as little as possible
- Pioneer in New Criticism
- Who said "Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood"
- Poet who said "Most editors are failed writers - but so are most writers"
- The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock poet
- Who wrote "This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a whimper"
- Literature Nobelist who penned 71-Across
- Poet who wrote "I grow old ... I grow old ... / I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled"
- Writer whose initials, when doubled, become another answer in this puzzle
- Poet who wrote "Do I dare / Disturb the universe?"
- Who wrote "April is the cruellest month"
- Founder of the U.K.'s Poetry Book Society
- His poetry inspired "Cats"
- Not with a bang but a whimper poet
- High-modernist poet with three Tony awards, two of which were for "Cats"
- The Cocktail Party author
- He's commemorated by a stone at Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey that reads "the communication of the dead is tongued with fire beyond the language of the living"
