Referring Clues

• Chronicle
• Michener tale, e.g.
• "Roots," e.g.
• Quite a tale
• Long story
• Not a short story
• "Little House on the Prairie," e.g.
• Thousand-plus-pager
• Endless adventure
• Roman-fleuve
• It's related to others
• It's a long story
• It's hard to tell
• Adventure
• Sweeping story
• Tale of Vikings, perhaps
• Detailed account
• Multigenerational story
• M. M. Kaye's "The Far Pavilions," e.g.
• "Roots," for one
• Big job for a teller
• Story that goes on and on
• The "Star Wars" trilogy, for one
• Storyteller's challenge
• Tale of grand proportions
• Account receivable?
• Epic tale
• It takes quite a while to tell
• Drawn-out drama
• Siegfried and Sigmund's story, e.g.
• D. H. Lawrence's "The Rainbow," e.g.
• Tale
• Family history, e.g.
• Overdrawn account?
• Era-spanning story
• "Star Wars," e.g.
• Heroic legend
• Sizable story
• Story of generations
• Long tale
• "Beowulf" or "Iliad"
• Whale of a tale
• "Beowulf," for one
• Tale of heroism
• "The Matrix" movies, e.g.
• Serial material
• Sprawling narrative
• Epic story of heroism
• Lengthy account
• It may be some yarn
• Tale of heroic exploits
• Quite a story
• "Roots," for example
• Long narrative novel
• Drawn-out tale
• Heroic tale
• Lo-o-ong story
• Miniseries, often
• It can span centuries
• The Star Wars films, e.g.
• Narrative of heroic exploits
• Epic
• Trilogy, typically
• It's drawn out
• Long account
• Many a miniseries
• Galsworthy's "The Forsyte ___"
• Big account
• Major account
• Something to keep a teller busy?
• Drawn-out story
• Sweeping tale
• Generation-spanning work
• Epic story
• The "Iliad" or The "Odyssey"
• It's no novella
• Michener work, e.g.
• Lengthy story
• Extended story
• "Roots", for example
• Lengthy tale
• Adventure story
• Sometimes tedious tale
• Heroic prose narrative
• Long historical novel
• Multigenerational tale, e.g.
• Thousand-plus-pager, perhaps
• Tale on an epic scale
• Heroic chronicle
• Big job for a teller?
• Heroic narrative
• Michener story, e.g.
• "The Thorn Birds," for one
• Involved story
• Lengthy narrative
• "The Forsyte ___" (Galsworthy)
• "The Forsyte ___"
• Tale spanning centuries
• Adventure-filled story
• Multi-generational story
• Tangled tale
• Heroic story
• Epic chronicle
• Homeric account
• Homeric tale
• "Beowulf" or "Iliad," e.g.
• Story from Reykjavik, e.g.
• John Galsworthy wrote one
• The Forsytes had one
• Complicated account
• "The Forsyte ___"
• Long adventure story
• Adventurous tale
• Thousand-plus pager, e.g.
• Complicated tale
• Tale of adventure
• It's a major account
• Generation-spanning story
• Series of novels, maybe
• "Twilight," e.g.
• Long, dramatic tale
• It takes a while to tell
• Majestic story
• Epic narrative
• It's quite a story
• It's a major report
• "Beowulf" or "Star Wars"
• "The Thorn Birds," for one
• Sprawling story
• "The Forsyte ___" (Galsworthy)
• Galsworthy's "The Forsyte ___"
• Big-scale tale
• Big job for a storyteller
• Long yarn
• Long-running show?
• "Roots", for example
• It’s a long story
• Multigenerational tale
• Viking story
• "The North and South Trilogy" is one
• "the North and South Trilogy" is one
• " Exodus," e.g.
• Story spanning decades
• "The Thorn Birds," e.g.
• "The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
• Tale on a grand scale
• Continuing drama
• Hero's tale
• 'The Forsyte ___'
• Grand adventure
• Heroic account
• Trilogy, often
• Detailed narrative
• Narrative of heroism
• "Lonesome Dove" genre
• Complex chronicle
• Historical novel, usually
• Long, detailed account
• Long, sweeping story
• Extended account
• Wordy account
• Extended narrative
• Big story
• "The Lord of the Rings," for one
• Long, drawn-out story
• Lengthy chronicle
• Tale written in runes, perhaps
• Long and involved tale
• "The Twilight ___" (vampire film series)
• Long, involved story
• Continuing story
• Adventure tale
• Long, detailed story
• Involved account
• Potential serial material
• Grandiose story
• Drawn-out episode
• Long and complicated story
• Old-time tale
• Multipart story
• Michener genre
• James Michener novel, for example
• "Harry Potter" or "Game of Thrones," e.g.
• Extensive tale
• The "Star Wars" films, e.g.
• "Game of Thrones," e.g.
• Story with many chapters
• Novel format
• Adventurous story
• Norse tale
• Many a Viking tale
• "Beowulf," e.g.
• Seemingly endless adventure
• Considerable account
• Story spanning generations
• Adventurous, heroic story
• Tale of Vikings, e.g.
• Long tale of derring-do, e.g.
• TV host who inspired Neil deGrasse Tyson
• "Iliad," e.g.
• ___ Club (Icelandair mileage program)
• Long-drawn-out account
• Book with family trees on the endpapers, say
• Drawn-out account
• Icelandic story
• Heroic recounting
• Candy Crush ___ (puzzle app)
• Account that's way overdrawn?
• Long, drawn-out tale
• It might span eras
• Many a Michener novel
• Extensive, heroic story
• It often spans decades
• Story that may span generations
• Generations-spanning tale
• "Game of Thrones," for one
• Story with many parts
• It's no anecdote
• Galsworthy genre
• Viking epic
• It's no short story
• Long narrative
• Novella's opposite
• Narrative
• Legend
• Long legend
• Story
• Tall tale
• Long narrative story
• James Michener genre
• Long, heroic story
• Stirring tale
• Long drawn-out adventure story
• Some characters again appear in long story
• Droop before a long story
• Long, heroic tale
• Long series of events
• "Worlds Apart" rockers
• '80s prog rockers
• '80s "On the Loose" rockers
• Decline and Fall's second long narrative
• Fail to keep up a legend
• Old story
• American to talk about legend
• Lengthy account of a gas explosion
• It's an old story
• Tale of returning officers in Muslim countries
• Drop a story
• Story with Ottoman commanders written up
• Body of legend
• To chat about a Forsyte novel, say
• Flag with a tale of heroism
• Story an entertaining thing to pass round
• Era-spanning tale
• It may span decades
• Overdrawn account?
• Group of linked novels, e.g.
• Fantasy series, maybe
• It's a long story about a thing without substance
• A chat up, or a long story
• Long story about silver found in South Africa
• Long story of finding silver in South Africa
• Story of how silver was found in it
• Wind up a long story
• Drop a lengthy tale
• Novel sequence of Returning Officers
• 10's Fosdyke has to droop first
• Long, ongoing story
• Tale spanning decades
• Story spanning centuries
• Complex story
• Prose narrative
• Yarn that stretches?
• Miniseries, perhaps
• Michener's "Hawaii," e.g.
• "War and Peace," e.g.
• "Iliad" or "Odyssey"
• Long, impressive story
• Long transmission of folklore, say
• Long, dramatic story
• Medieval tale, maybe
• Extended tale
• Tale that may span centuries
• Super long story
• Long, involved tale
• Story of the Corleones, e.g.
• Miniseries, frequently
• Frank Herbert's "Dune" series, e.g.
• Long tale of gas rising over central Spain
• Super-long tale
• Look weary at an article that takes a lot of reading
• The "Odyssey," for one
• Long-running show?
• Elaborate tale
• Epic prose narrative
• "Star Wars" or "Rocky"
• Many a historical novel
• Long tale of adventure
• "Roots," notably
• It’s a long story
• "Star Wars," for one
• Grand heroic tale
• Hero’s tale
• Something long told
• Account spanning centuries, perhaps
• Extensive account
• Extended relation
• Long-running Vaughan/Staples comic book series
• Tale spanning centuries, perhaps
• The story of the comeback is a riot!
• There's a novel one by Galsworthy
• Long, long story
• Story of epic proportions
• Whale of a long tale
• Slump to which there is a story
• Long, adventurous tale
• Story like "Roots"
• Story of a gas explosion
• Multiseason show's storyline, perhaps
• "Centennial," e.g.
• "The Avengers" franchise, e.g.
• Story that goes on and on ... and on
• Flag to which there is a long story
• Long tale of heroism
• "Cutting for Stone," for one
• Story of significant length
• 72-Across, for one
• The "Dark Star" trilogy, for example
• History
• Adventure story spanning generations
• "Twilight," for one
• "A Song of Ice and Fire," e.g.
• Long, epic tale
• A gas product of Icelandic origin
• Ongoing drama
• Story that might take hours to tell
• Chapter after chapter
• Story that stretches centuries
• Very long story
• Story for the ages
• Stretched-out yarn?
• Story of the Forsytes, again
• Long, involved story about why you're late, say
• It goes on and on and on
• Hardly a quick read
• Story that spans generations
• Story that isn't a quick read
• N.K. Jemisin's Broken Earth trilogy, e.g.
• Long-running account
• N.K. Jemisin's "Broken Earth" trilogy, for one
• Account that's been overdrawn?