| CARNEGIE | Philanthropist who gave his name to a literary award whose recipients include Arthur Ransome, Mary Norton. Ronald Welch, Philippa Pearce and Richard Adams (8) |
| INTHEINN | Jesus Mary 'n' Joseph! Then Northern Ireland twice disclosed where there be no room for them? (2,3,3) |
| MEDAL | Award whose recipients have included Ranulph Fiennes and Vivian Fuchs (5,5) |
| POLAR | Award whose recipients have included Ranulph Fiennes and Vivian Fuchs (5,5) |
| ELEANOR | ____ Farjeon, children's author who had a literary award named after her (7) |
| ALBERTFINNEY | Actor whose screen roles include Arthur Seaton in the 1960 film Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (6,6) |
| THOMAS | Emmerdale family whose members include Arthur and Jasmine (6) |
| THERUEDBADGEOFCOURAGE | Heroic medal whose recipient didn't feel worthy of it? |
| ODYSSEAN | Relating to a literary classic; a description of the journeys of some refugees |
| REAR | ___ of the Year, award whose last recipients were Amanda Holden and Andy Murray (4) |
| TONYS | Awards whose categories include Best Musical and Best Costume Design in a Play |
| SWALLOW | Name of the dinghy sailed by siblings John, Susan, Titty and Roger in a series of books by Arthur Ransome (7) |
| SWALLOWS | 9s made up of the Walker family, according to Arthur Ransome (8) |
| OLDMANOFCONISTON | Lakeland fell which became Kanchenjunga in a Swallows and Amazons novel by Arthur Ransome |
| AMAZON | Boat sailed by Nancy and Peggy Blackett in a series of books by Arthur Ransome (6) |
| EPILOGUE | What is a concluding part, added to a literary work (8) |
| ADDENDA | Put on a finish to a literary supplement (7) |
| WEBBY | Internet award whose acceptance speeches are limited to five words |
| OBIE | Theater award whose name sounds like two letters |
| BAFTA | Award whose trophy is a theatrical mask |
