| AUTHOR | Her work is bound to be read by bookmaker (6) |
| ALLODDS | Most unexpectedly opposing everything offered by bookmaker (7,3,4) |
| AGAINST | Most unexpectedly opposing everything offered by bookmaker (7,3,4) |
| CORNMEAL | Ingestible powder in magazine seized by bookmaker |
| SAPPHO | Lesbian lyric poet from Ancient Greece. Most of her work is lost, yet her influence cannot be overstated. |
| HOTTEN | Newspaper which may be read by Charity Dingle, or feature a story about April Windsor (6,7) |
| TICTAC | Tactics used by bookmakers to signal at the track (3-3) |
| YANKEE | Multiple bet offered by bookmakers, consisting of 11 separate wagers (6) |
| GHOST | Good party organiser, one whose work is bound to be misattributed (5) |
| GHOSTWRITER | One whose work is bound to be misattributed |
| WRITERS | Those whose work is bound to be released? (7) |
| APIARY | Place that is bound to be buzzing with activity (6) |
| SPRING | It is bound to be found in a clockwork model (6) |
| TIEDUP | Is bound to be busy and working late in the office? (4,2) |
| ODDSON | Price when loaded is bound to be discounted regularly (4-2) |
| PARCHMENT | Writing material to be read by pre-eminent people, in part |
| OBIT | Bio that's unlikely to be read by its subject |
| OPENLETTER | Published missive, intended to be read by all |
| NEWS | The Erinsborough ___, paper that used to be read by the characters in Neighbours (4) |
| BOOKMAKER | Man serving his betters whose work is bound to sell? (9) |
