New York Times Bonus Answers - Friday, 1st November 2013

There are 41 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Friday, 1st November 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	__-store novel
AAcross 5:	In need of rain
AAcross 8:	Michener novel, typically
AAcross 12:	Figure in a spy novel
AAcross 14:	"Naked Maja" painter
AAcross 15:	"Mi __ es su ..."
AAcross 16:	Johanna Spyri novel	HEIDI
AAcross 17:	Enjoy a novel
AAcross 18:	Face-to-face exam
AAcross 19:	Paper-tray size: Abbr.	LTR
AAcross 20:	__ triangle (classic love relationship in a novel)
AAcross 23:	"__-Pan" (James Clavell novel)
AAcross 24:	Say grace, say
AAcross 25:	Spy novelist Ambler
AAcross 27:	Hall of __ (sports greats)	FAMERS
AAcross 30:	Trousers material
AAcross 33:	"Pal Joey" novelist John
AAcross 34:	"__ Street" (Sinclair Lewis novel)
AAcross 35:	Mal de __ (seasickness)	MER
AAcross 38:	__-to-riches (theme of Horatio Alger novels)
AAcross 39:	State in which many Stephen King novels are set
AAcross 40:	Touched down
AAcross 42:	Basis for the novel "Loving Frank," for short
AAcross 43:	Doesn't exist	ISNT
AAcross 44:	Like beer in a cooler	ONICE
AAcross 45:	Cubbyhole
AAcross 47:	Hosted, as a roast
AAcross 48:	Charlie in detective novels	CHAN
AAcross 50:	__' Pea ("Popeye" kid)
AAcross 51:	"Caught you!"
AAcross 52:	Novel section
AAcross 56:	Sault __ Marie	STE
AAcross 59:	"Animal __" (Orwell novel)
AAcross 61:	Detective novelist __ Stanley Gardner	ERLE
AAcross 62:	Grand __ National Park
AAcross 64:	Journalist __ Skeeter of Harry Potter novels	RITA
AAcross 65:	Situation for tear gas
AAcross 66:	Bell town in a Hersey novel	ADANO
AAcross 67:	Sign to heed
AAcross 68:	Granola morsel
AAcross 69:	"Exodus" novelist	URIS
DDown 1:	"My Uncle Oswald" novelist Roald
DDown 2:	"That's the thanks __?"	IGET
DDown 3:	Golda of Israel
DDown 4:	"Howards __" (Forster novel)
DDown 5:	Busy sort
DDown 6:	Jack of Tom Clancy novels	RYAN
DDown 7:	When said thrice, a "Seinfeld" catchphrase	YADA
DDown 8:	"The Name of the Rose" novelist Umberto
DDown 9:	Opening section of a novel, perhaps
DDown 10:	Sci-fi novelist Asimov
DDown 11:	Colombian city
DDown 13:	__ del Fuego	TIERRA
DDown 14:	Western novelist Zane
DDown 21:	Profs.' helpers
DDown 22:	Spy novelist Deighton	LEN
DDown 24:	Novel's narrator
DDown 26:	Danielle Steel novel genre
DDown 27:	Word in Sue Grafton novel titles
DDown 28:	Ill-fated whaler in a Melville novel
DDown 29:	Wise trio of the Bible
DDown 30:	Mutinied ship in a Wouk novel	CAINE
DDown 31:	Aid for the puzzled
DDown 32:	Suffix with glass or serpent	INE
DDown 34:	Richard Hooker novel with the subtitle "A Novel About Three Army Doctors"
DDown 36:	"The Forgotten" novelist Wiesel	ELIE
DDown 37:	"The Vampire Chronicles" novelist Anne
DDown 39:	Amplifier plug-in, for short
DDown 41:	Nugent of rock
DDown 44:	Mario Puzo's last novel
DDown 46:	Abbr. in business names
DDown 47:	Ram's mate
DDown 48:	"The Chosen" novelist Potok	CHAIM
DDown 49:	"Devil's Ford" novelist Bret
DDown 50:	Editor's "leave it in"
DDown 51:	Bushy hairdo
DDown 53:	Adventure novel's protagonist
DDown 54:	Diva's song
DDown 55:	Novel's essence
DDown 56:	Play the lead role
DDown 57:	"Beloved" novelist Morrison	TONI
DDown 58:	Son of Seth	ENOS
DDown 60:	Speculative 1964 Irving Wallace novel about the first U.S. black president, with "The"
DDown 63:	School's Internet address suffix	EDU