Author of the Broken Earth trilogy Crossword Clue

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JEMISIN

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Hint 1: Clue Definitions

TRILOGY (noun)
1. a set of three literary or dramatic works related in subject or theme
BROKEN (adjective)
1. out of working order (`busted’ is an informal substitute for `broken’)
2. tamed or trained to obey

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JEMISIN
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Across

1. Cry from the inspired or the exasperated

8. Band whose music appeared to attract great white sharks, in an Australian experiment

12. Klondike-bar alternative

13. Appeals

15. 2020 John Maynard Keynes biography by Zachary D. Carter

17. Loud shade

18. “White Lotus” settings

19. “Tabloid” documentarian Morris

20. Cutoff point

21. 'Obviously'

22. Big name in outdoor gear

23. Nimble

26. “___ Love—not me”: Emily Dickinson

28. Handled things, janitorially

30. Dorm-room edifice of empties, in a portmanteau

35. Severs communication

36. Word in a threat

40. Strewn, as seed

41. Reduplicative reply in Rosarito

43. Clean Air Act org.

44. Nickname that lacks art?

45. L.P.G.A. champion ___ Se-ri

47. “There was music in the ___ at night / And revolution in the air”: Bob Dylan

49. Touchdown

52. Make some wooden knickknacks

54. Title that Toni Morrison said she was “forced” to use for her last novel

56. Common theatre name that comes from Greek

57. Reason for Rogaine

58. Channel for the N.F.L. analyst Mina Kimes

59. What might be shared at the movies

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1. 1967 Roger Corman film that takes viewers through an LSD experience

2. Tutu wearer in “Fantasia”

3. Busy times for accountants

4. Apollo, to Artemis

5. Dope!

6. “Abolish ___” (rallying cry for the anti-deportation movement)

7. Bougainvillea feature, often

8. Programs

9. "___ from 5 to 7" (Agnès Varda film)

10. Start of a letter home, maybe

11. Saguaro, e.g.

12. Drill-team routine, for short

14. Brief meeting?

15. Heating unit

16. Served

20. Certain flight freebie

24. Brown-bag staples, familiarly

25. Exemplar of thinness

26. Enough already!

27. Sommelier’s bailiwick

29. Cold flakes

31. "We Found Love" singer, to fans

32. Petitions for

34. Boy toy?

35. Hungary : forints :: Haiti : ___

37. Critic of Democratic neoliberalism, perhaps

38. Enchanting things

39. Subsided

40. Paraded (in)

42. High point of winter?

44. ___ palm (source of a tapioca-like starch)

45. Sidekick

46. Preceder of -bet and beta

48. 1993 role for Kiefer Sutherland

50. Chain that once proclaimed it had changed its last letter to “B,” for “burgers,” in a P.R. stunt

51. “Symbolic Logic” author John

52. Caprice

53. German address

55. Road crew's supply

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