This puzzle marks the 40 of a 33 29. 16A, 24 and 1D (four words) are three of his works. 7 (hyphened) and 22A combine to give an anagram of the 29’s name (hyphened).
Across
1 Dawkins & co engaged in jobs (8)
6 We possess drugs Dutch proscribed (6)
11 Plants ruin York and 40% of Essex (10)
13 Unit younger girl turns over (5)
14 Whimsical women rejected wrong doctrine (8)
17 Measuring rod keeps man happy, given new handle (7)
18 Clot’s mobile broken by Charlie (7)
19 Lengthening words in impressive short essay (9)
23 Sugar apple in turnover (6)
26 Proficient judoka cycles also (3)
30 Outré...
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