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bunty

20th April 2013, 13:57
12a Shakespeare's cross-dresser who courted Woolf's transexual (8)
19d Fatally drunken Greek, addressed by Pound as "our Friend" (7)
27a Burns kids (5) W???S
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bunty

20th April 2013, 14:05
12a I think is Ganymede(Rosalind) who courted Orlando
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chrise

20th April 2013, 14:07
12 Woolf's transexual is ORLANDO, so "As you like it" - still not sure if it should be ROSALIND or GANYMEDE, though!
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chrise

20th April 2013, 14:09
Google tells me that Ezra Pound addressed ELPENOR as "our friend". Any help?
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bunty

20th April 2013, 14:15
Sorry forgot to include the letters i already had.
ganymede fits with other letters as does Elpinor - thank you!
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bunty

20th April 2013, 14:17
For 27a I have W???S

21d he observed the effects of air movement in the salices (7) G?A???E)

middle letter of 27a = 5th letter of 21d
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chrise

20th April 2013, 14:17
ELPENOR, not ELPINOR, I think

http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/15426
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chrise

20th April 2013, 14:19
(Kenneth) GRAHAME - Salices are willows!
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chrise

20th April 2013, 14:19
WEALS?
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bunty

20th April 2013, 14:37
Thanks for Grahame - think the other one is weans -scottish word for child

22d Whose , in fact, was "Chesterton's nightmare"? S?M??
28a A native American writer ??R?Y?N
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