| MARKHAM | Pseudonym used by Kingsley Amis for his 1968 novel Colonel Sun (7) |
| ROBERTMARKHAM | Pseudonym used by Kingsley Amis for his 1968 novel Colonel Sun (6,7) |
| ROBERT | Pseudonym used by Kingsley Amis for his 1968 novel Colonel Sun (6,7) |
| TOMRUSH | American singer-songwriter best known for his 1968 composition No Regrets (3,4) |
| CARROLL | Pseudonym used by Victorian writer Charles Dodgson (7) |
| PENNAME | A pseudonym used by a writer - Biro perhaps (3,4) |
| JANEDOE | Common pseudonym used for anonymity |
| ZEFFIRELLI | Franco -; Italian film director noted for his 1968 dramatisation of Romeo and Juliet and Brother Sun, Sister Moon (10) |
| LEAPYLEE | Stage name of Eastbourne-born singer Graham Pulleyblank, best known for his 1968 single Little Arrows |
| BOZ | Pseudonym used by Charles Dickens in his contributions to the Morning Chronicle (3) |
| ELIA | Pseudonym used by English author Charles Lamb for two books of essays published in 1823 and 1833 (4) |
| TORQUEMADA | Pseudonym used by Edward Powys Mathers, inventor of the cryptic crossword |
| JOSEPHINE | Pseudonym used by Elizabeth MacKintosh, author of The 1 18 (9,3) |
| ELIOT | Pseudonym used by Victorian writer Mary Ann Evans, George ___ (5) |
| NOMDEPLUME | Pseudonym used by a writer (3,2,5) |
| BELL | Male pseudonym used by all three Bront' sisters |
| STAGENAME | A pseudonym used by actors or entertainers in their work (5,4) |
| VINE | Pseudonym used by English crime writer Ruth Rendell, Barbara _ (4) |
| GALBRAITH | Robert ----, pseudonym used by J K Rowling (9) |
| GERALD | _ Wiley, pseudonym used by comedian and actor Ronnie Barker (6) |
