The Times Specialist 2011 11 18 - Crossword Answers

Clue	Answer
Burgess had his dark lady appear after his end	ENDERBY
Reviewed, and cited no changes	NOTICED
Thinkwell was its eventual premier, Macaulay relates	ORPHANISLAND
Danish composer diversifying into audience ratings?	NIELSEN
Child to secure sort of genre I recognized as producing short poems	SONNETEERING
'He did -- to the royalty of inward happiness' (Sir John Seeley, Ecce Homo)	OBEISANCE
Book from France by Durrell?	BALTHASAR
Lessing's stories suggest Cary's witch	AFRICAN
Words from early Richard Rodgers song	LYRIC
'Dyed in Lilly-white and -- redde' (Spenser, Shephearde's Calender)	CREMSIN
British war goddess suggested by Peacham	MINERVA
Like 8, he anatomised the absurd	NASHE
Rose-red sort of screen behind altar	REREDOS
Wandering Peter joins union to discover his muse	EUTERPE
Unexpected treason from legislator, enough to upset a Nestor	SENATOR
Content of minor keepsake recalled Philistine city	EKRON
Piano starts keyboard lesson and very intricate Eastern rhythms	KLAVIER
Miller's theatrical progeny	ALLMYSONS
He absurdly presented a damsel in distress	ARRABAL
Frayn's construction (and deconstruction)	MAKEANDBREAK
Hunt's sort of headway	MAIDENS
Unexpectedly hoard Belgian girl from Meredith	RHODAFLEMING
I thrash about to identify Jeremiah's Jerusalem gate	HARSITH
There's point in some streams revealing Faulkner's plunderers	REIVERS
Carried in support of very big writer	OSBORNE
House of 'a man sent from God, whose name was John'	MANSE
Lawrence described their places in Chiantishire	ETRUSCANS
Disraeli's apparently hirsute Scottish nobleman	LOTHAIR

Burgess had his dark lady appear after his end

ENDERBY

Reviewed, and cited no changes

NOTICED

Thinkwell was its eventual premier, Macaulay relates

ORPHANISLAND

Danish composer diversifying into audience ratings?

NIELSEN

Child to secure sort of genre I recognized as producing short poems

SONNETEERING

'He did -- to the royalty of inward happiness' (Sir John Seeley, Ecce Homo)

OBEISANCE