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"The Life She Wished to Live" is a bio of Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, who at 32 moved her life to a backwoods citrus grove in this state |
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Naturalist C.R.D., 1809-1882 (the "R" was for Robert) |
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The Etruscan 20-letter language went out of use owing to the spread of this language that used 23 letters |
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This religious word precedes Pioneer Trail in the name of a rugged route; note the western endpoint |
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On this sitcom Ariel Winter was Alex, the smartest member of the Dunphys |
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This title for a European ruler can have a silent "T" or "C" at the front |
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"The Sinner and the Saint" tells how a real-life egotistical murderer inspired this Russian novelist |
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M.C. (born M.S.), a 2-time Nobel winner |
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A messenger & an intermediary between the gods & man, the Etruscan god, Turms, was equivalent to this Greek god |
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The trail named for this 19th century service runs 1,900 miles from St. Joseph, Missouri to San Francisco |
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In 2020 this medical drama's character Dr. Alex Karev left after 15 years on the series |
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The Gospel of Mary Magdalene is considered this kind of gospel, from the Greek for "knowledge" |
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Claire Tomalin's bio "The Young" him tells us that in the family of this early sci-fi writer, Herbert was called Bertie |
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The Etruscans' religious use of fowls for divination led to this clavicular way for determining fate |
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The site where this captive Englishman met Powhatan & Pocahontas is along the trail named for him |
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This title cyborg formerly known as Alex Murphy reads Miranda rights to a suspect as he tosses him through a few glass windows |
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This lung infection is commonly caused by a strain of streptococcus |
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"Red Comet" says the unsung hero of Sylvia Plath's life was her benefactor Olive Prouty, author of the novel "Now," this personage |
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C.L. (also just L.), an 18th century classifier |
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The Etruscan League was a dodecapolis, consisting of this many main cities |
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The only winter trail in the NHT system, it includes a 1,000-mile section between Seward & Nome & shares its name with a race |
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The Ross & Rachel, or the Jim & Pam, of "Orange Is the New Black" were Piper, played by Taylor Schilling, & Alex, played by her |
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Psalms says, "Cease from anger, and forsake" this, "fret not thyself in any wise to do evil" |
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"Competing with Idiots" is a dual biography of these screenwriting giants, brothers Herman & Joe, by a grandson of Herman's |
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The Etruscans lived from the Tiber River in the south to this 150-mile river of Florence in the north |
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The website for this trail that traces a 19th century Cherokee route calls it "a journey of injustice" |
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This James Patterson character is a profiler who is a liaison between the Washington, D.C. police & the FBI |
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This type of "device" helps you remember something |
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