| Publius Ovidius Naso | 20 |
| Publius Naso | 12 |
| Publishing-house group | 22 |
| Publishing-house employee | 25 |
| Publishing VIPs | 15 |
| Publishing VIP | 14 |
| Publishing tycoon or CBC Radio host | 35 |
| Publishing size | 15 |
| Publishing shop | 15 |
| Publishing sensation of 1958 | 28 |
| Publishing quickly, say | 23 |
| Publishing person | 17 |
| Publishing partner of Rinehart and Winston | 42 |
| Publishing partner of Farrar and Straus | 39 |
| Publishing notable Adolph | 25 |
| Publishing nickname | 19 |
| Publishing name | 15 |
| Publishing magnate Zuckerman | 28 |
| Publishing magnate with a famous mansion, familiarly | 52 |
| Publishing magnate who got his start at Esquire | 47 |
| Publishing IDs | 14 |
| Publishing ID often found above a UPC | 37 |
| Publishing ID | 13 |
| Publishing icon, familiarly | 27 |
| Publishing houses and such | 26 |
| Publishing house worker | 23 |
| Publishing house that's a div. of Penguin | 45 |
| Publishing house employee | 25 |
| Publishing hirees, for short | 28 |
| Publishing giant | 16 |
| Publishing formats for Shakespeare | 34 |
| Publishing firm bought by Houghton Mifflin | 42 |
| Publishing family | 17 |
| Publishing execs. | 17 |
| Publishing execs | 16 |
| Publishing employees | 20 |
| Publishing employee | 19 |
| Publishing decision | 19 |
| Publishing crime | 16 |
| Publishing company cofounded by Bennett Cerf | 44 |
| Publishing bloopers | 19 |
| Publishing and television, e.g. | 31 |
| Publishing abbr. | 16 |
| Publishing | 10 |
| Publishes without sanction | 26 |
| Publishes | 9 |
| Publishers, e.g. | 16 |
| Publishers' output | 22 |
| Publishers' lots | 20 |
| Publishers' hirees: Abbr. | 29 |
| Publishers' hirees, for short | 33 |
| Publishers' headaches | 25 |
| Publishers' expo | 20 |
| Publishers Henry and Clare | 26 |
| Publishers Clearing House event | 31 |
| Publishers | 10 |
| Publisher-critic Joel ___ Spingarn: 1875-1939 | 45 |
| Publisher's windfall? | 25 |
| Publisher's supply source | 29 |
| Publisher's stock | 21 |
| Publisher's staff for short | 31 |
| Publisher's rerun | 21 |
| Publisher's product lines | 29 |
| Publisher's problem | 23 |
| Publisher's ponderous product | 33 |
| Publisher's pile: Abbr. | 27 |
| Publisher's payment | 23 |
| Publisher's notice | 22 |
| Publisher's nickname | 24 |
| Publisher's list | 20 |
| Publisher's inventory | 25 |
| Publisher's imprint | 23 |
| Publisher's ID | 18 |
| Publisher's headache | 24 |
| Publisher's guideline | 25 |
| Publisher's goal | 20 |
| Publisher's entreaty | 24 |
| Publisher's employee | 24 |
| Publisher's department | 26 |
| Publisher's concern: Abbr. | 30 |
| Publisher's booboo | 22 |
| Publisher's blunder | 23 |
| Publisher's bet: 1976 | 25 |
| Publisher's article | 23 |
| Publisher's abbr. | 21 |
| Publisher's 13-digit ID | 27 |
| Publisher ____ Nast | 19 |
| Publisher ___ Nast | 18 |
| Publisher __ Nast | 17 |
| Publisher Zuckerman's book about weapons negotiations? | 58 |
| Publisher with the slogan "Science fiction. Fantasy. The universe" | 76 |
| Publisher with a subspecies of rabbit named for him | 51 |
| Publisher with a castle | 23 |
| Publisher with a canine logo | 28 |
| Publisher with a borzoi logo | 28 |
| Publisher whose second and third children were born 35 years apart | 66 |
| Publisher whose Boeing 727 was named Capitalist Tool | 52 |
| Publisher who was the inspiration for "Citizen Kane" | 62 |
| Publisher who transformed Vogue | 31 |
| Publisher who managed fairways? | 31 |