Below you will find all the answers for the The Guardian - Cryptic Crossword Answers No 28,120 - Apr 29 2020.
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| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Acerbic novel Conrad's written about Italy | SARDONIC |
| Barely a trickle of prose, a little limited in variation | DROPLETS |
| Boatman has absurd identity: lost and lifeless | ABIOTIC |
| Bold and loud, not able to listen? | FEARLESS |
| Book by Sartre in translation | ARREST |
| Book for music: TS Eliot losing special composition about brother | LIBRETTO |
| Books into endless misery at Fawlty Towers? | HOTEL |
| Documentaries about losing minors' letters in train | EDUCATE |
| Feminist bishop found in Latin bible, perhaps | LIBBER |
| Follow spoken narrative | TALE |
| Foundations of life on radio — 'diverting, robustly educational, informative' — that's him | LORDREITH |
| Grumble: lacking money, say | UTTER |
| In this way, prose would be got up, daringly exposed | TOPLESS |
| Index in book makes desperate editor cry | DIRECTORY |
| Love is an entry for a sound relationship | ADORE |
| Margin of book, its left edge on top | BORDER |
| Outgoing type of regular mermaid girl, eh? | EMIGRE |
| Perhaps annual staff meeting for partners in Reading | BOOKCLUB |
| Petronas and Exxon initially put fish back to get source of oil | PEANUT |
| See 4 | BLOCK |
| Shelf with foremost of reference books | LEDGER |
| Shelves for books | RESERVES |
| Slim volume put back in centre section of bureau | REMOTE |
| So long introduction to text, before contents of book, led oddly to Dickens character | TOODLEPIP |
| Spooner says cad's loud music is why he can't start his book | WRITERS |
| They make good theatre — broadcast with reprise, even | REPAIRERS |
| Unexpected twist in US version of Pound: king taking knight | KICKER |
| Was book's content order intended to be restrictive? | ASBO |
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