| SKETCHESBYBOZ | 1836 collection of short works by Charles Dickens described as 'Illustrative of Every-day Life and Every-day People' (8,2,3) |
| BLEAKHOUSE | Which work by Charles Dickens includes characters Lady Dedlock, Mr Badger and Judy Smallweed? (5,5) |
| ONEMILLIONAD | 2005 sci-fi anthology including works by Charles Stross and Robert Silverberg |
| INVADERS | They conquer lady's heart in short work by Keats |
| NOVELLA | Honour lovely village at the heart of short work |
| EGO | What Sigmund Freud called "the hero alike of every day-dream and of every story" |
| SITCOM | Humorous drama based on situations that might arise in day-to-day life (6) |
| PSYCHOSOMATIC | Illustrative of 'mind over matter' (13) |
| CHOREOGRAPHIC | Nothing more than routine work, illustrative of dance composition |
| EXPLANATORY | Illustrative of first proposal former politician put about |
| TYPIC | Tolstoy's margins still illustrative of poetry |
| THEPHANTOM | ___ and Other Eerie Tales, 1888 collection of short stories by Rudyard Kipling (3,7,8) |
| BRIEFLIVES | John Aubrey's collection of short biographies about contemporaries such as Hobbes and Milton |
| PRINCE | The Happy ___ and Other Tales 1888 collection of short stories for children by Oscar Wilde |
| DISTANCE | The Loneliness of the Long- - Runner ; collection of short stories by Alan Sillitoe (8) |
| RICKSHAW | - and Other Eerie Tales, 1888 collection of short stories by Rudyard Kipling (3,7,8) |
| ORIGIN | On the ___ of 3, seminal work by Charles Darwin (6) |
| IDYLLS | Short works describing peaceful, pleasant rural life (6) |
| BATH | 'The death of each day's life, sore Labour's ---- '(Macbeth) (4) |
| TALES | - of the Unexpected; collection of short stories by Roald Dahl (5) |
