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A Question of Blood author Rankin

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• ___ & Sylvia ('60s folk group)

• ___ Faith (Spinal Tap's manager)

• ___ Hunter, leader of rock's Mott the Hoople

• ___ instant (suddenly)

• ___ Lancaster Fleming

• ___ Thorpe, 2000 and 2004 Olympic swimming sensation

• ___Fleming

• '60s-'70s Rhodesian prime minister Smith

• 'Alien' actor Holm

• 'Amsterdam' novelist McEwan

• 'At Seventeen' singer

• 'At Seventeen' singer Janis

• 'Atonement' author McEwan

• 'Dr. No' novelist Fleming

• 'Dr. No' writer Fleming

• 'Olivia Saves the Circus' author Falconer

• 'Saturday' author McEwan

• 'Society's Child' singer Janis

• Amsterdam author McEwan

• And Now for Something Completely Different director MacNaughton

• At Seventeen woman

• Beverly Hills 90210 actor Ziering

• Chariots of Fire co-star Charleson

• Dr. No author Fleming

• Dream Big author Falconer

• From Russia with Love writer Fleming

• Gods & Monsters star McKellen

• Goldfinger author Fleming

• Jurassic Park mathematician ___ Malcolm

• Lord of the Rings actor McKellen

• Lost actor Somerhalder

• Lost Emmy nominee Henry ___ Cusick

• Love Will Tear Us Apart singer Curtis

• Olivia Forms a Band author Falconer

• Olivia Helps With Christmas author Falconer

• Olivia author Falconer

• On Chesil Beach author McEwan

• On the Rez author Frazier

• Richard III star McKellen

• Society's Child singer

• Solar author McEwan

• The Lord of the Rings actor Holm

• The Rule of Four coauthor Caldwell

• The Simpsons writer ___ Maxtone-Graham

• Vampire Diaries actor Somerhalder

• Waking Ned Devine star Bannen

• Water Colors singer Janis

• 007 creator Fleming

• 007's Fleming

• 1967 debut album Janis ___

• 1981 Tony winner McKellen

• 1991 British Open champ Baker-Finch

• 1991 British Open winner Baker-Finch

• 1991 Masters champ Woosnam

• 2004 Edgar award winner Rankin

• 2008 All-Star second baseman Kinsler

• 2008 British Open runner-up Poulter

• Actor Abercrombie

• Actor Bannen

• Actor Carmichael

• Actor Charleson of Chariots of Fire

• Actor Fleming

• Actor Holm

• Actor Holm of Alien

• Actor Holm who voiced Skinner in Ratatouille

• Actor Hunter

• Actor McDiarmid

• Actor McKellen

• Actor McKellen of The Da Vinci Code

• Actor McKellen of X-Men

• Actor McKellen or Holm

• Actor McKellen or McShane

• Actor McKellen or swimmer Thorpe

• Actor McKellen or Ziering

• Actor McShane

• Actor McShane of Deadwood

• Actor McShane or McKellen

• Actor Richardson

• Actor Sir McKellen

• Actor Somerhalder of Lost

• Actor Somerhalder of TV's Lost

• Actor Ziering

• Adjective suffix

• Airline monogram

• Anderson of Jethro Tull

• Anderson of rock's Jethro Tull

• Anderson who rocks the flute

• Anderson who wrote One Brown Mouse

• Another writer named Fleming

• Anthrax guitarist Scott ___

• Astbury of The Cult

• Auric and M's creator

• Auric creator

• Aussie swimmer Thorpe

• Aussie swimming champ ___ Thorpe

• Author Fleming or actor McKellen

• Author Fleming or McEwan

• Author McEwan

• Baker-Finch, winner of the 1991 British Open

• Ballantine of Ballantine Books

• Bannen of Waking Ned Devine

• Bannen or Ballantine

• Bannen or Ziering

• Bilbo portrayer Holm

• Bilbo's portrayer

• Bond author Fleming

• Bond creator Fleming

• Bond man Fleming

• Bond novelist Fleming

• Bond's Fleming

• Brendan's Gods and Monsters co-star

• British golfer Poulter

• British Invasion rocker Whitcomb

• Canadian Folk singer ___ Tamblyn

• CBS sportscaster Eagle

• CBS Sportsline baseball writer Browne

• Charleson of Chariot of Fire

• Charleson or Carmichael

• Charleson or McKellen

• Chitty-Chitty Bang Bang writer ___ Fleming

• Christ follower?

• Cinema's Carmichael

• Comedian Michael ___ Black

• Common Scottish name

• Creator of a famous James

• Creator of agent James

• Creator of Auric and Julius

• Creator of Caractacus

• Creator of Ernst and Rosa

• Creator of James (007)

• Creator of James and M

• Creator of James and Oddjob

• Creator of James the spy

• Creator of James, the agent

• Creator of Kissy and Pussy

• Creator of M and Q

• Creator of the characters M and Q

• Crime author Rankin

• Crime writer Rankin

• Curtis of Joy Division

• Dr. Malcolm in Jurassic Park

• Dr. No creator Fleming

• Dr. Wilmut, Dolly's cloner

• Dr. Wilmut, sheep cloner

• Dr. Wilmut, the sheep cloner

• Dundee John

• Dury or Bannen

• Dweezil Zappa's birth name

• Echo & the Bunnymen frontman McCulloch

• Ending with Darwin

• English actor Abercrombie who played Mr. Pitt on Seinfeld

• English actor Holm

• English actor McKellen

• English competitor Dobson*

• Film actor McShane

• First name in spy fiction

• First name in spy novels

• First name in spy-fi

• First name of the creator of M and Q

• First name of the swimmer dubbed the Thorpedo

• First name of two 1991 major winners

• Fleming of 007 fame

• Fleming of 007 novels

• Fleming of fiction

• Fleming of fiction-writing fame

• Fleming or Carmichael

• Fleming or Holm

• Fleming or Hunter

• Fleming or McEwan

• Fleming or McKellen

• Fleming or Paisley

• Fleming or Punnett

• Fleming or Richardson

• Fleming the writer

• Fleming who authored Bond books

• Fleming who created 007

• Fleming who created Bond

• Fleming who created James Bond

• Fleming, for one

• Fleming, who created Dr. No

• Folk duo ___ & Sylvia

• Folk singer Janis

• Follower of Adler, Freud, or Jung?

• Follower of Christ?

• Follower of Egypt?

• Follower of Freud or Jung?

• Follower of Freud?

• Form of John

• Fugazi frontman MacKaye

• Fugazi's MacKaye

• Gaelic John

• Gandalf portrayer McKellen

• Gandalf's portrayer

• Glasgow John

• Glasgow prename

• Golden Globe-winning English actor McShane

• Golf broadcaster Baker-Finch

• Golf pro Woosnam

• Golf's Baker-Finch

• Golf's Woosnam

• Golfer Poulter

• Golfer Poulter or swimmer Crocker

• Gomez of 'Felicity'

• Guard follower

• Hart in Backbeat

• He was often mistakenly called Jethro

• Henry ___ Cusick (Lost actor)

• Highland John

• Hill of Judas Priest

• Holm in The Hunted

• Holm of Chariots of Fire

• Holm of The Fellowship of the Ring

• Holm of film

• Holm of filmdom

• Holm of Hollywood

• Holm of stage and screen

• Holm on the screen

• Holm or Fleming

• Holm or McKellen

• Holm or McKellen of The Fellowship of the Ring

• Holm who played Bilbo Baggins

• Hotel mogul Schrager

• Hunter of Ships

• Hunter of Mott the Hoople

• Hunter of old movies

• Independent Rhodesia's first Prime Minister ___ Smith

• Influential songwriter Curtis

• It may be connected to Christ

• It means native

• It's attached to Christ

• James Bond creator ___ Fleming

• James Bond novelist Fleming

• James creator

• Janis ___, pop singer

• Janis ___, with the 1975 hit At Seventeen

• Janis of At Seventeen

• Janis of folk

• Janis of folk-rock

• Janis who did At Seventeen

• Janis who sang At Seventeen

• Jeff's Jurassic Park role

• Jethro Tull frontman Anderson

• Jethro Tull's Anderson

• John equivalent

• John in Scotland

• John in the Highlands

• John of Glasgow

• John, across the pond

• John, but not loo

• John, in Aberdeen

• John, in Dundee

• John, in Edinburgh

• John, in Glasgow

• John, to Jock

• John, to some

• Joy Division casualty Curtis

• Knighted actor McKellen

• Laperriere or Moran

• MacKaye of Fugazi

• Magneto portrayer McKellen

• Magneto portrayer McKellen in X-Men

• Man Booker Prize winner McEwan

• Man's name

• Mathematician Stewart who wrote 'Flatterland'

• Mathematics writer ___ Stewart