| 'A -- Too Far', a novel by Cornelius Ryan |
BRIDGE |
| 'Born to --', a Will Smith album |
REIGN |
| (of a triangle) having two sides of equal length |
ISOSCELES |
| -- Korzeniowski, Polish poet and playwright, and father of Joseph Conrad |
APOLLO |
| 1939 novel by Flann O'Brien |
ATSWIMTWOBIRDS |
| African country, on the Atlantic |
SIERRALEONE |
| Amelia Earhart, for example |
AVIATRIX |
| Bernard --, host of the consumer affairs TV programme 'On the -- Beat' |
BRADEN |
| Capital of Persia in the 11th century and from 1598 to 1722 |
ISFAHAN |
| Dame Lilian --, actress who appeared in the 1927 Hitchcock film 'Downhill' |
BRAITHWAITE |
| Darryl --, US novelist ('High Cotton'), playwright, and essayist |
PINCKNEY |
| Founder of Decca Records, in 1934 |
JACKKAPP |
| In Greek mythology, a handsome youth loved by Aphrodite |
ADONIS |
| Inlet of the Atlantic in NE North Carolina |
ALBEMARLESOUND |
