| Literary classic featuring the teen Tadzio | 42 |
| Literary classic featuring the jester Wamba | 43 |
| Literary characters surnamed Prozorov | 37 |
| Literary character with the same first and last name | 52 |
| Literary character whose name is said to mean "laughing water" | 72 |
| Literary character whose last words are "Thus, I give up the spear!" | 78 |
| Literary character whose last words are "The horror! The horror!" | 75 |
| Literary character whose first word is "'Sblood" | 62 |
| Literary character who's as charmin' as a slug? | 55 |
| Literary character who's "always good-tempered" and "not very clever" | 93 |
| Literary character who says "O, beware, my lord, of jealousy" | 71 |
| Literary character who says "I'll chase him round Good Hope" | 74 |
| Literary character who says "Gentle reader, may you never feel what I then felt!" | 91 |
| Literary character who says "For hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee" | 90 |
| Literary character who married Jane | 35 |
| Literary character who has an affair with Count Vronsky | 55 |
| Literary character who had a title "Prayer for" him | 61 |
| Literary character who debuted in "The Curse of Capistrano" | 69 |
| Literary character who asks "Would you, could you, in the dark?" | 74 |
| Literary character played in film by Charles Laughton, Anthony Perkins and Geoffrey Rush | 88 |
| Literary character in an old candy bar logo | 43 |
| Literary character for kids | 27 |
| Literary character fathered by an incubus | 41 |
| Literary celebrity | 18 |
| Literary celebrities | 20 |
| Literary celeb | 14 |
| Literary Cather | 15 |
| Literary category | 17 |
| Literary castaway | 17 |
| Literary caricature | 19 |
| Literary captain who says "It's better to sail with a moody good captain than a laughing bad one" | 111 |
| Literary captain who says "I'd strike the sun if it insulted me" | 78 |
| Literary captain who says "I am not what you call a civilized man!" | 77 |
| Literary captain | 16 |
| Literary brute | 14 |
| Literary Bret | 13 |
| Literary boo-boos | 17 |
| Literary bits | 13 |
| Literary birthright seller | 26 |
| Literary biographer Lord David ___ | 34 |
| Literary biographer Leon | 24 |
| Literary bigamist | 17 |
| Literary bell town | 18 |
| Literary Becky | 14 |
| Literary bear | 13 |
| Literary baddies | 16 |
| Literary backing of a kind | 26 |
| Literary awards | 15 |
| Literary award shaped like a rocket | 35 |
| Literary award named for a writer | 33 |
| Literary award | 14 |
| Literary assortment | 19 |
| Literary associate of Addison | 29 |
| Literary Arden | 14 |
| Literary archipelago | 20 |
| Literary anonym | 15 |
| Literary alter ego | 18 |
| Literary also-ran | 17 |
| Literary alias | 14 |
| Literary agent? | 15 |
| Literary agent's success | 28 |
| Literary adverb | 15 |
| Literary adulteress's surname | 33 |
| Literary "plain Jane" | 31 |
| Literary "great" | 26 |
| Literary "before" | 27 |
| Literary ''before'' | 35 |
| Literally, Turkish for "master" | 41 |
| Literally, Tibetan for "bear from a rocky place" | 58 |
| Literally, the way of the gods | 30 |
| Literally, the God | 18 |
| Literally, the "way" | 30 |
| Literally, that is | 18 |
| Literally, superior one | 23 |
| Literally, Spanish for "the tar" | 42 |
| Literally, something for something | 34 |
| Literally, soft technique | 25 |
| Literally, out of one's body | 32 |
| Literally, lovers of mankind | 28 |
| Literally, let it stand | 23 |
| Literally, Japanese for "finger pressure" | 51 |
| Literally, it's Italian for "pick-me-up" | 54 |
| Literally, it means "submission" (to God) | 51 |
| Literally, it means "lover" | 37 |
| Literally, it means "long mountain" | 45 |
| Literally, Hebrew for "skyward" | 41 |
| Literally, Greek for "without breath" | 47 |
| Literally, French for "injured" | 41 |
| Literally, French for "in the home of" | 48 |
| Literally, farmer | 17 |
| Literally, face to face | 23 |
| Literally, empty orchestra | 26 |
| Literally, empty hand | 21 |
| Literally, Dutch for "southern sea" | 45 |
| Literally, “the tar” | 28 |
| Literally, "___ see me sometime?" | 43 |
| Literally, "works". . . | 33 |
| Literally, "works" | 28 |
| Literally, "women's boat" | 39 |
| Literally, "with the scraping" | 40 |