| Literary sleuth ___ Lupin | 25 |
| Literary sibling surname | 24 |
| Literary sequel of 1871 | 23 |
| Literary sequel of 1847 | 23 |
| Literary representatives | 24 |
| Literary relative of Adano | 26 |
| Literary quality evoking pity | 29 |
| Literary preliminaries | 22 |
| Literary postscript (Var.) | 26 |
| Literary pen name of old | 24 |
| Literary or musical patchwork | 29 |
| Literary Nobelist: 1957 | 23 |
| Literary Nobelist: 1929 | 23 |
| Literary Nobelist Bunin | 23 |
| Literary name with a dieresis | 29 |
| Literary name for China | 23 |
| Literary miscellany, e.g. | 25 |
| Literary magazine, often | 24 |
| Literary Lenore's creator | 29 |
| Literary language of Pakistan | 29 |
| Literary language of India | 26 |
| Literary jungle swinger | 23 |
| Literary journal fodder | 23 |
| Literary Jane and family | 24 |
| Literary institution: Var. | 26 |
| Literary initials (See 93 A) | 28 |
| Literary incongruities | 22 |
| Literary governess Jane | 23 |
| Literary genre (abbr.) | 22 |
| Literary gables and others | 26 |
| Literary fratricide victim | 26 |
| Literary essay, perhaps | 23 |
| Literary detective Wolfe | 24 |
| Literary detective Nancy | 24 |
| Literary critic Trilling | 24 |
| Literary critic Connolly | 24 |
| Literary critic Broyard | 23 |
| Literary condensations | 22 |
| Literary collection: Abbr. | 26 |
| Literary collection, e.g. | 25 |
| Literary classification | 23 |
| Literary character for kids | 27 |
| Literary birthright seller | 26 |
| Literary biographer Leon | 24 |
| Literary backing of a kind | 26 |
| Literary associate of Addison | 29 |
| Literary agent's success | 28 |
| Literary "great" | 26 |
| Literary "before" | 27 |
| Literally, superior one | 23 |
| Literally, soft technique | 25 |
| Literally, lovers of mankind | 28 |
| Literally, let it stand | 23 |
| Literally, face to face | 23 |
| Literally, empty orchestra | 26 |
| Literally, “the tar” | 28 |
| Literally, "works" | 28 |
| Literally, "way" | 26 |
| Literally, "vault" | 28 |
| Literally, "turned" | 29 |
| Literally, "to God" | 29 |
| Literally, "son of" | 29 |
| Literally, "skill" | 28 |
| Literally, "sand" | 27 |
| Literally, "raw" | 26 |
| Literally, "lord" | 27 |
| Literally, "little" | 29 |
| Literally, "listen" | 29 |
| Literally, "leader" | 29 |
| Literally, "lamb" | 27 |
| Literally, "king" | 27 |
| Literally, "itself" | 29 |
| Literally, "iced" | 27 |
| Literally, "I burn" | 29 |
| Literally, "father" | 29 |
| Literally, "by two" | 29 |
| Literally, "barley" | 29 |
| Literally, "baked" | 28 |
| Literally not on the level | 26 |
| Literally in the same place | 27 |
| Literally crying out for oil | 28 |
| Literally "talent" | 28 |
| Literally "sash" | 26 |
| Literally "peace" | 27 |
| Literally "ocean" | 27 |
| Literally "elder" | 27 |
| Literal or figurative stews | 27 |
| Literal cry at Sea World? | 25 |
| Literacy volunteer, e.g. | 24 |
| Lite-__: classic Hasbro toy | 27 |
| Lite, on food packages | 22 |
| Lite, as a yogurt variety | 25 |
| Lite beer belonging to Bea? | 27 |
| Lit-_____ (college study) | 25 |
| Lit-up sign in a theater | 24 |
| Lit ___ (humanities course) | 27 |
| Lit ___ (college course) | 24 |
| Lit up the room, maybe | 22 |
| Lit up the room, in a way | 25 |
| Lit up in a car: Abbr. | 22 |