Answer: NOVEL
NOVEL is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 90 times.
- Wouk work
- Steinbeck work
- Unprecedented
- Trendsetting
- "Lord Jim" or "Lucky Jim"
- London production
- "The Catcher in the Rye," e.g.
- Romance, e.g.
- It's no short story
- Rice product
- King or Queen book, e.g.
- Fresh
- It's a long story
- Clancy creation
- "The Secret Life of Bees," e.g.
- Innovative
- Long work of fiction
- One of Jane Austen's six
- New
- Fictional work
- Work of fiction
- Never-before-seen
- Orwell's "1984" or Clarke's "2010"
- Steel product?
- Best-seller list entry
- Potboiler, often
- Movie source
- "Catch-22" or "Mila 18"
- King creation
- Ludlum genre
- Book of fiction
- Reason for an advance
- Film source, sometimes
- It could lead to an advance
- John Grisham work
- Waugh effort
- Cooper creation?
- Source for a movie, often
- Source for a movie, often
- Original
- Gothic romance
- Writer's work
- Romance, say
- Highly original
- Bestseller list entry
- Previously unknown
- Breaking new ground
- Different
- It's pure fiction
- Source for a movie, sometimes
- Offbeat
- "Catch-22," e.g.
- Prose narrative
- Author's output
- Atypical
- Stephen King output
- Not old hat
- "Mila 18" or "QB VII"
- Dickens work
- Cutting-edge
- Untried
- Freshly interesting
- James Joyce work
- Many a book club selection
- Longish work of fiction
- Unheard-of
- Dime ___
- Little Dorrit is one
- Michener's "Alaska" or "Hawaii"
- Penny dreadful or shilling shocker
- Many a Kindle download
- Ira woodbine's output on "cybil"
- Any of Grafton's "alphabet series"
- Never-before seen
- Akwaeke Emezi creation
- Never encountered before
- "To Kill a Mockingbird" or "The Maltese Falcon"
- 26-Across, for one
- "The City We Became," e.g.
- New and different
- "Song of Solomon" or "The Color Purple"
- "Dream of the Red Chamber," e.g.
- Candidate for a Booker Prize
- Kazuo Ishiguro creation
- "Harlem Shuffle," for example
- Toni Morrison's "Beloved," for one
- New and unusual
- "Song of Solomon," for one
- "Mrs. Dalloway" or "The Hours"
- New-fashioned