The term CRUSOE CREATOR is a reference to the author of the novel Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe. Defoe wrote the novel in 1719 and it tells the story of a CASTAWAY, Robinson Crusoe, who is stranded on an island with his companion Friday. The other crossword solutions are SELKIRK, referring to Alexander Selkirk, a Scottish sailor who was marooned on an island for four years and is thought to have been the inspiration for Robinson Crusoe; AIDAN, which is the name of the main character in the novel CASTAWAY, written by Lucy Irvine; CASTAWAY, which is a term used to describe someone who is stranded on an island or in a remote location; ISLE, which is another word for island; and ALONE, which is how Robinson Crusoe felt when he was stranded on the island.