| Literary type | 13 |
| Literary twists | 15 |
| Literary twist | 14 |
| Literary tribute | 16 |
| Literary tree dwellers | 22 |
| Literary tomboy | 15 |
| Literary title character with a palindromic name | 48 |
| Literary title character surnamed Woodhouse | 43 |
| Literary title character from the planet Antiterra | 50 |
| Literary title character called "a pure woman" | 56 |
| Literary time of day | 20 |
| Literary threesome | 18 |
| Literary thought: Fr. | 21 |
| Literary thief Lupin | 20 |
| Literary theft | 14 |
| Literary technique involving incongruity | 40 |
| Literary technique | 18 |
| Literary team | 13 |
| Literary tea-party attendee | 27 |
| Literary T. S. or George | 24 |
| Literary synonym for "tailor" | 39 |
| Literary surprise | 17 |
| Literary surname | 16 |
| Literary supporter? | 19 |
| Literary summary | 16 |
| Literary summaries | 18 |
| Literary submariner | 19 |
| Literary subject | 16 |
| Literary style to take on safari? | 33 |
| Literary style | 14 |
| Literary struggle | 17 |
| Literary strife | 15 |
| Literary stream | 15 |
| Literary stopping place | 23 |
| Literary squire | 15 |
| Literary spoofs | 15 |
| Literary spoof | 14 |
| Literary Spanish hero | 21 |
| Literary source of "Bless us and splash us, my precioussss!" | 70 |
| Literary source for Broadway's "The Golden Apple" | 63 |
| Literary son of Jenny Fields | 28 |
| Literary sobriquet | 18 |
| Literary snippets, e.g. | 23 |
| Literary snippets | 17 |
| Literary slips | 14 |
| Literary slip-ups | 17 |
| Literary sleuth ___ Lupin | 25 |
| Literary sleuth Wolfe | 21 |
| Literary sleuth Lupin | 21 |
| Literary skipper | 16 |
| Literary sketches | 17 |
| Literary sketch | 15 |
| Literary site? | 14 |
| Literary sisters Emily and Anne | 31 |
| Literary sisters | 16 |
| Literary sisterhood | 19 |
| Literary sister of Meg, Jo, and Beth | 36 |
| Literary sister of Meg, Jo, and Amy | 35 |
| Literary sister | 15 |
| Literary Silver | 15 |
| Literary signature | 18 |
| Literary sibling surname | 24 |
| Literary shrugger? | 18 |
| Literary shrugger | 17 |
| Literary shrew | 14 |
| Literary sextet | 15 |
| Literary series with "Monster Blood" and "Night of the Living Dummies" | 90 |
| Literary sequel of 1871 | 23 |
| Literary sequel of 1847 | 23 |
| Literary sea captain | 20 |
| Literary scraps | 15 |
| Literary scholar | 16 |
| Literary schnauzer | 18 |
| Literary sarcasm | 16 |
| Literary salute | 15 |
| Literary salesman | 17 |
| Literary role for Hepburn, Allyson and Ryder | 44 |
| Literary river | 14 |
| Literary ridicule | 17 |
| Literary representatives | 24 |
| Literary reply to "What reason have you to be morose? You're rich enough" | 87 |
| Literary rep. | 13 |
| Literary relative of Adano | 26 |
| Literary recurrence | 19 |
| Literary Rand | 13 |
| Literary race likened to "fatted cattle" | 50 |
| Literary rabbit | 15 |
| Literary quickies | 17 |
| Literary question and homophonic inspiration for this puzzle | 60 |
| Literary quality evoking pity | 29 |
| Literary pseudonym | 18 |
| Literary product | 16 |
| Literary prize | 14 |
| Literary preposition | 20 |
| Literary preliminaries | 22 |
| Literary preceder of "Goldfinger" | 43 |
| Literary Pound | 14 |
| Literary postscripts | 20 |
| Literary postscript 45 Silent movie's lack | 46 |
| Literary postscript (Var.) | 26 |