Across
- 2. To take something for temporary use, with the intent to return it. (6)
- 4. The sequence of events that make up a narrative. (9)
- 6. To communicate or express an idea, message, or feeling. (6)
- 8. The time and place in which a story unfolds. (7)
- 11. Having many sides or aspects; complex and layered. (12)
- 12. The person who revises and prepares a writer’s work for publication. (6)
- 14. Someone who creates images to accompany text in a book. (10)
Down
- 1. The history or background information of a character or situation. (9)
- 3. The beginning of a story or chapter; sets the tone. (7)
- 5. A personal account of someone’s life, often drawn from memories. (6)
- 7. A written or spoken evaluation of a book, movie, or performance. (6)
- 9. To emphasize or draw special attention to something. (8)
- 10. To give something temporarily, expecting it to be returned. (4)
- 13. Powerful, gripping, and hard to resist or ignore. (10)