Susanna Clarke, being interviewed by Juliet McKenna (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Publishing promotion event.
COLKB = BLOCK, NOREP = PRONE, CABENO = BEACON, NICORI = IRONIC — Giving us: OKPOBEON
Clue/Question: When it came to answering questions about his new novel, the author was an – – –
Answer: OPEN BOOK
(A Monday morning gimme! I guess after Saturday’s and Sunday’s Jumbles the guys felt we needed a break! Toughest weekend pairing in ages. There were no new clue words, although all of the jumbles came up as new. I thought the jumbles for both “prone” and “beacon” were fairly challenging. The answer letter layout was admirable. Another fine jumble. The cartoon’s dialog and the clue question were very leading. I can’t imagine any of you having any trouble getting today’s answer. Fun cartoon. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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PRONE was quick. I had trouble with BEACON. Had to set it aside for awhile before coming back and then getting it. The cartoon was easy.
At first, I kept reading NOREP backwards, and coming up with the name PERON. That’s why I liked it as a jumble. CABENO kept making me think of BACON! — YUR
I got the four words easy. For the final answer, I knew one of the words was BOOK. So, I typed that in as the first word and then, for a few seconds, all I could see was PEON for the second word. BOOK PEON made no sense. Then, it came to me – OPEN BOOK!