Complete Clue List
Across
1. English rock band formed in 1968, originally named the New Yardbirds (3,8)
7. According to legend, he shot an apple from his son's head with a crossbow (7,4)
8. A rhyming verse form consisting of 14 lines (6)
10. Carisbrooke Castle where King Charles I was once imprisoned, is located on the ___ of Wight (4)
11. Birth name of the Cambodian revolutionary Pol Pot, Saloth ___ (3)
13. Little ___, served as second-in-command of Robin Hood's Merry Men (4)
14. "The Chronicles of ___", a series of novels by C.S.Lewis, including "The Silver Chair" in 1953 (6)
17. Canadian singer Avril Lavigne's 2002 debut album "Let Go" included this song at track 2 (11)
18. English name of the national day of France, celebrated annually on 14 July (8,3)
Down
1. Actress cast as Pussy Galore in the Bond film "Goldfinger", died here in 2020, aged 94 (5)
2. Twentieth century Welsh poet, known for "Do not go gentle into that good night" (5,6)
3. The only play written by Irish novelist James Joyce, published in 1918 (6)
4. A 2019 American comedy film, starring Diane Keaton as Martha (4)
5. English professional football club who play their home matches at Elland Road stadium (5,6)
6. The 1997 thriller "Affliction" starred Nick ___ as Wade Whitehouse (5)
9. Amy ___, American author of "The Valley of Amazement" in 2013 (3)
12. A children's book by American writer Sterling North, published in 1963 (6)
13. ___ Elordi was Noah Flynn, in the 2018 romantic comedy film "The Kissing Booth" (5)
15. Director of the 1958 French comedy film "School for Coquettes", Jacqueline ___ (5)
16. In Norse mythology the personification of old age (4)