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___on Film (1983 book set), 4 letters
'40s film critic James, 4 letters
'40s Time film critic, 4 letters
'58 Pulitzer Prize novelist, 4 letters
'58 Pulitzer Prize winner, 4 letters
'58 Pulitzer winner James, 4 letters
'69 Mets star Tommy, 4 letters
'69 World Series hero, 4 letters
'69 World Series star Tommie, 4 letters
'A Death in the Family' author, 4 letters
'A Death in the Family' novelist James, 4 letters
'A Death in the Family' writer, 4 letters
'A Death in the Family' writer James, 4 letters
'CIA Diary author Philip', 4 letters
'Hoop Dreams' subject Arthur, 4 letters
'Let Us Now Praise Famous Men' author, 4 letters
'Night of the Hunter' screenwriter, 4 letters
'Permit Me Voyage' author James, 4 letters
'Permit Me Voyage' writer, 4 letters
'The African Queen' co-screenwriter James, 4 letters
'The African Queen' scriptwriter James, 4 letters
'The Morning Watch' author, 4 letters
'The Morning Watch' novelist, 4 letters
'The Night of the Hunter' screenwriter, 4 letters
1950s scriptwriter James, 4 letters
1957 Pulitzer winner, 4 letters
1957 Pulitzer winner James, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer author, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer author James, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer fiction winner, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer novelist, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer Prize author, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer Prize winner for letters, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer winner for A Death in the Family, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer winner for Fiction, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer- winning novelist, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer-winning author, 4 letters
1958 Pulitzer-winning novelist James, 4 letters
1966 A.L. Rookie of the Year, 4 letters
1966 AL Rookie of the Year Tommie, 4 letters
1969 teammate of Seaver and Swoboda, 4 letters
1969 teammate of Swoboda and Jones, 4 letters
A 1969 World Series hero, 4 letters
A Death in the Family author James, 4 letters
A Death in the Family novelist, 4 letters
A Death in the Family Pulitzer winner James, 4 letters
African Queen screenwriter, 4 letters
African Queen scriptwriter, 4 letters
African Queen writer, 4 letters
American author James, 4 letters
American author/critic James, 4 letters
American author/critic/screenwriter James, 4 letters
American novelist (1909-1955), 4 letters
American novelist-film critic, 4 letters
American writer James ___, 4 letters
Arthur of Hoop Dreams, 4 letters
Author and film critic James, 4 letters
Author and former CIA agent Philip, 4 letters
Author James or outfielder Tommie, 4 letters
Author James or You're the Reason singer, 4 letters
Author of A Death in the Family, 4 letters
Author of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, 4 letters
Author of Night of the Hunter, 4 letters
Author who won a posthumous Pulitzer, 4 letters
Author who won a posthumous Pulitzer in 1958, 4 letters
Author-critic James, 4 letters
Author-scenarist James ___, 4 letters
Author/screenwriter James, 4 letters
Blues vocalist Ray ___, 4 letters
Business exec William, 4 letters
C.I.A. profiler Philip, 4 letters
Carew followed him as A.L. Rookie of the Year, 4 letters
Carew's predecessor as A.L. Rookie of the Year, 4 letters
Center fielder for the Miracle Mets, 4 letters
Children's book author Jon, 4 letters
Co-screenwriter of The African Queen, 4 letters
Contemporary author-illustrator Jon, 4 letters
Critic and screenwriter James, 4 letters
Critic-novelist James, 4 letters
Depression-era writer James, 4 letters
Essayist/novelist James, 4 letters
Father of one of David's mighty men (2 Sam 23:11), 4 letters
First African-American to win a Gold Glove in both leagues, 4 letters
Former 'Time' film critic James, 4 letters
Former CIA agent Philip who wrote the 1987 memoir On the Run, 4 letters
Former Mets outfielder Tommie, 4 letters
Former Mets star outfielder Tommy, 4 letters
Former Time film critic, 4 letters
Forties film critic, 4 letters
Go Hang a Salami! I'm a Lasagna Hog! palindromist Jon, 4 letters
He won a posthumous Pulitzer for 'A Death in the Family', 4 letters
He wrote The Morning Watch: 1951, 4 letters
Hoop Dreams hoopster Arthur, 4 letters
Humorist/illustrator Jon, 4 letters
Inside the Company: CIA Diary author Philip, 4 letters
It precedes an aitch, 4 letters
James Philip Tommie, 4 letters
James who won a posthumous Pulitzer, 4 letters
James who wrote A Death in the Family, 4 letters
James who wrote The Morning Watch, 4 letters
James with the ironically titled Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, 4 letters
James, winner of a posthumous Pulitzer, 4 letters
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men author James, 4 letters
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men writer, 4 letters
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men writer James, 4 letters
Member of the Miracle Mets, 4 letters
Member of the New York Mets Hall of Fame, 4 letters
Memorable New York Met Tommie, 4 letters
Mets outfielder Tommie, 4 letters
Milo's Hat Trick author Jon, 4 letters
Miracle Mets center fielder Tommie, 4 letters
Miracle Mets centerfielder, 4 letters
Miracle Mets lead-off man, 4 letters
Miracle Mets member, 4 letters
Miracle Mets member Tommie, 4 letters
Miracle Mets outfielder, 4 letters
Miracle Mets outfielder Tommy, 4 letters
Miracle Mets teammate of Swoboda and Jones, 4 letters
Morning Watch novelist, 4 letters
N.L. outfielder who won a Gold Glove in 1970 along with Clemente and Rose, 4 letters
Night of the Hunter author, 4 letters
Notable movie maven, 4 letters
Noted 1940's film critic, 4 letters
Noted film critic James, 4 letters
Now Let Us Praise Famous Men author James, 4 letters
Off kilter: Brit. dial., 4 letters
One-time Time critic James, 4 letters
Onetime film critic for The Nation, 4 letters
Onetime Mets slugger Tommie, 4 letters
Onetime Time film critic, 4 letters
Onetime Time film critic James, 4 letters
Only outfielder besides Winfield to win Gold Gloves in both leagues in the 1900s, 4 letters
Oscar nominee for The African Queen screenplay, 4 letters
OTTO MADE NED A MOTTO penner, 4 letters
Outfielder Tommie of the Miracle Mets, 4 letters
Permit Me Voyage author, 4 letters
Permit Me Voyage penner, 4 letters
Permit Me Voyage poet, 4 letters
Permit Me Voyage poet James, 4 letters
Philip who wrote a 1975 C.I.A. expos, 4 letters
Philip with a 1975 best seller on C.I.A. secrets, 4 letters
Poet and novelist James, 4 letters
Posthumous 1958 Pulitzer winner, 4 letters
Posthumous 1958 Pulitzer-winning author (h), 4 letters
Posthumous Pulitzer Prize winner James, 4 letters
Posthumous Pulitzer winner, 4 letters
Posthumous Pulitzer winner James, 4 letters
Posthumous Pulitzer winner of 1958, 4 letters
Pulitizer Prize author James, 4 letters
Pulitzer author James, 4 letters
Pulitzer fiction winner, 1958, 4 letters
Pulitzer literary winner, 4 letters
Pulitzer novelist James, 4 letters
Pulitzer novelist: 1958, 4 letters
Pulitzer Prize novelist (1958), 4 letters
Pulitzer prize winner James, 4 letters
Pulitzer Prize winning author James, 4 letters
Pulitzer winner for A Death in the Family, 4 letters
Pulitzer winner James, 4 letters
Pulitzer winner of 1957, 4 letters
Pulitzer writer James, 4 letters
Pulitzer-winning author, 4 letters
Pulitzer-winning author James, 4 letters
Pulitzer-winning James, 4 letters
Pulitzer-winning novelist, 4 letters
Pulitzer-winning writer James, 4 letters
Pultizer-winner James, 4 letters
Screenwriter/critic James, 4 letters
Screenwriter/reviewer James, 4 letters
So Many Dynamos! author, 4 letters
So Many Dynamos! palindromist Jon, 4 letters
Steve of The Sarah Silverman Program, 4 letters
Teammate of Seaver and Kranepool, 4 letters
Teammate of Swoboda and Kranepool, 4 letters
Tennessee-born writer James, 4 letters
The African Queen co-screenwriter, 4 letters
The African Queen scenarist, 4 letters
The African Queen scripter, 4 letters
The African Queen scriptwriter, 4 letters
The African Queen writer, 4 letters
The Morning Watch author James, 4 letters
The Morning Watch novelist James, 4 letters
The Morning Watch writer, 4 letters
The Morning Watch writer James, 4 letters
The Morning Watch writer, 1951, 4 letters
The Night of the Hunter co-screenwriter James, 4 letters
Time critic of time past, 4 letters
Tin Pan Alley bluesman Ray, 4 letters
To one side: British dialect, 4 letters
Tommie ___, 1966 A.L. Rookie of the Year, 4 letters
Tommie in Mets history, 4 letters
Tommie of '60s-'70s baseball, 4 letters
Tommie of '60s-'70s baseball^AGE, 4 letters
Tommie of baseball fame, 4 letters
Tommie of Gil Hodges's Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of Mets fame, 4 letters
Tommie of the '69 Amazin' Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of the '69 Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of the 1960s-70s Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of the 1969 Miracle Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of the 1969 World Series Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of the Amazins, 4 letters
Tommie of the Miracle Mets, 4 letters
Tommie of the old Mets, 4 letters
Tommie who had 999 career hits, 4 letters
Tommie with a leadoff homerun in Game 3 of the 1969 World Series, 4 letters
Tommy of Mets' history, 4 letters
American novelist (1909-1955), 4 letters
Third-grader's statistic, 8 letters
1958 Pulitzer-winning novelist and family, 5 letters
Athlete Tommie and writer James, 5 letters
Author James and baseballer Tommie, 5 letters
Author James and others, 5 letters
Author James et al., 5 letters
Baseball's Tommie and others, 5 letters
Baseball's Tommie et al., 5 letters
Critic James and family, 5 letters
Family of U.S. author James, 5 letters
Film critic Tom, et al., 5 letters
The Mets' Tommie and others, 5 letters
The Morning Watch novelist and family, 5 letters
The Morning Watch novelist and others, 5 letters
The Morning Watch novelist and Tommie the Met, 5 letters
The Morning Watch novelist's family, 5 letters
US author and family, 5 letters
Writer James and ballplayer Tommie, 5 letters