British writer and illustrator who created 41-Across (2 wds.) Crossword Clue, 10 letters

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Rating	Answer	Length	Clue
100%	JILLMURPHY	10	British writer and illustrator who created 41-Across (2 wds.)
82%	BEATRIXPOTTER	13	British writer and illustrator who created 15-Across and 30-Across (2 wds.)
55%	BEATRIXPOTTER	13	Novelist and illustrator who created Mrs. Tittlemouse (2 wds)
53%	LEWISCARROLL	12	Writer who created the White Rabbit and the March Hare: 2 wds.
52%	RICHARDADAMS	12	Writer who created Fiver, Hazel, and their fellow rabbits in "Watership Down": 2 wds.
51%	BEATRIXPOTTER	13	Writer who created Peter Rabbit and Cotton-tail: 2 wds.
50%	DRSEUSS	7	Prolific children's writer and illustrator who used his real middle name as part of his pen name (2 wds.)
50%	ROBDELANEY	10	Actor and comedian who created the British sitcom "Catastrophe" and stars in it opposite Sharon Horgan: 2 wds.
46%	AGATHACHRISTIE	14	British novelist who created the fictional detectives Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple (2 wds.)
46%	BEATRIXPOTTER	13	Author/illustrator who created the title character of 18-Across: 2 wds.
45%	ROBERTCRAIS	11	Mystery writer who created private detectives Elvis Cole and Joe Pike (2 wds.)
43%	ISSARAE	7	Actress who created and starred in HBO's "Insecure" as Ms. Dee: 2 wds.
43%	BEVERLYCLEARY	13	Kid-lit writer who created Ramona Quimby and Runaway Ralph (2 wds.)
43%	BEATRIXPOTTER	13	Kid-lit writer who created Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny (2 wds.)
43%	LOISLOWRY	9	Kid-lit writer who created Gooney Bird Greene and Anastasia Krupnik (2 wds.)
43%	JUDYBLUME	9	Kid-lit writer who created Fudge Hatcher and Sally J. Freedman (2 wds.)
43%	DAVIDEKELLEY	12	TV producer/writer who created 32-Across and "Boston Legal": 3 wds.
42%	MICHAELAGOADE	13	Writer and illustrator whose "Berry Song" was a 2023 Caldecott Honor Book (2 wds.)
42%	JULESVERNE	10	Writer who created Captain Nemo, traveler to the submerged city of Atlantis: 2 wds.
42%	CHARLESSCHULZ	13	Comic strip artist who created 44-Across: 2 wds.
42%	DEWITTWALLACE	13	Publisher and philanthropist who was inspired to create 41-Across while reading magazine articles during his recuperation from injuries he sustained in WWI (2 wds.)
42%	LORNEMICHAELS	13	TV producer, writer and comedian, who is the creator and producer of SNL: 2 wds.
42%	RUTHHANDLER	11	Former 29-Across president and inventor who created 32-Across (2 wds.)
41%	QUINTABRUNSON	13	"A Black Lady Sketch Show" comedian who created and plays a second grade teacher in "Abbott Elementary": 2 wds.
41%	JEFFERYDEAVER	13	"The Bone Collector" mystery novelist who created 18-Across and 44-Across (2 wds.)
41%	HILLARYCLINTON	14	Politician who wrote "What Happened," 19-Across, and 41-Across (2 wds.)
41%	ZOEKRAVITZ	10	"The Batman" actress who co-wrote and directed 41-Across (2 wds.)
40%	JASONBATEMAN	12	"Ozark" actor who cohosts 41-Across: 2 wds.
40%	GARRYMARSHALL	13	Director/producer/actor who created "Happy Days," developed 18-Across, and directed 44-Across: 2 wds
40%	TAYLORSWIFT	11	American singer who created hits like "Blank Space" and "Bad Blood," and releases her newest album on the 10th: 2 wds.

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