English author and screenwriter whose work The Graveyard Book won him the Newbery and Carnegie medals: 2 wds. - Daily Themed Crossword

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Across

• 1. Hit a pesky fly, say
• 5. Couch potato's location
• 9. Students in their final year: Abbr.
• 12. Actor Rogen from "Freaks and Geeks"
• 13. Acronym for an underwater navigation device
• 14. Unbearable sorrow
• 15. Television series which is set in a magical realm called "London Below" and was later adapted into a novel by 45a
• 17. "All you can ___" (buffet sign)
• 18. Twistable cookie
• 19. Black cats and comets, stereotypically
• 21. Golf ___ (golfer's venue)
• 24. Young hooter in a barn
• 26. Not at all difficult
• 27. Guitarist Atkins nicknamed "Mr. Guitar"
• 28. Metal source
• 29. El ___, Texas
• 31. Rope-a-dope inventor Muhammad ___
• 34. Little follower in "Twinkle, twinkle"?
• 36. Polish a copy
• 37. Television series based on 45a's novel which is about Shadow Moon, a former convict and Mr. Wednesday, a con artist: 2 wds.
• 41. Waiting line at a cafe, say
• 43. Part of "A.K.A"
• 44. Grown-___ (adults)
• 45. English author and screenwriter whose work "The Graveyard Book" won him the Newbery and Carnegie medals: 2 wds.
• 51. "What would ___ without you.": 2 wds.
• 52. "Fiorello!" actor Howard Da ___
• 53. Retail event at the end of a season
• 54. Opposite of bottom
• 55. Oxen restraint
• 56. Fir or oak, e.g.
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Down

• 1. Taxpayer's ID: Abbr.
• 2. Early hours
• 3. Off-road transport: Abbr.
• 4. "The Big Bang ___," series in which 45a made an appearance as himself in the episode "The Comet Polarization"
• 5. Acronym for the art-gallery district in Lower Manhattan
• 6. Back to square ___
• 7. Way off
• 8. Spiny cactus bump
• 9. Like cake or candy
• 10. Speckled horse
• 11. Locations where films are shot
• 13. Popeye's ___ Pea
• 16. Trans-Siberian and others: Abbr.
• 20. Largest art museum in the United States, colloquially
• 21. Company head: Abbr.
• 22. Kayaking need
• 23. "In ___" (lavatory sign)
• 24. ROTC relative: Abbr.
• 25. "Doctor ___," television series for which 45a wrote the episodes "The Doctor's Wife" and "Nightmare in Silver"
• 29. Under ___ (below average)
• 30. "Entourage" agent ___ Gold
• 31. "Much ___ About Nothing"
• 32. Jar cover
• 33. "For what ___ worth..."
• 34. Dallas school that's home to the Mustangs: Abbr.
• 35. Truly tiny bit, informally
• 36. Self-centered sort
• 37. Famous Greek fable writer
• 38. Give birth to a mooing mammal
• 39. Kelp or seaweed
• 40. Code-breaking organization: Abbr.
• 41. Give up
• 42. Hairstyle for a formal occasion
• 46. Last letters in "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"
• 47. Of that ___ (type)
• 48. Damage the surface of a car, say
• 49. Ginger ___
• 50. Formerly known as
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