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___ Award for the Short Story (annual literary prize) ___ Bulba (literary Cossack) ___ de plume (literary aliases) ___ Dinesen (literary pen name) ___ Rabbit (literary trickster) ___ Vance, literary detective ___-fi (literary category) ___-fi (literary genre) ___-fi (literary or film genre" ___-thon (literary event) "___ Ben Jonson" (literary epitaph) "A literary device for saying almost everything about almost anything": Huxley "How to ___ Book" (1940 book of literary guidelines) "I am the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries" "It's Too Late Now" literary autobiographer "Literary round table" hotel "Oedipus Rex" literary device "Three o'clock is always too late or too early . . ." literary source "Three o'clock is always too late or too early ..." literary source *13th in a literary series of 26 13th-century literary work 13th-century literary classic 13th-century literary works 18th-century London political/literary establishment 19th-century literary sisters 19th-century literary family 19th-century literary inits. 19th-century literary family name 19th-century literary trio 1719 literary hero 1837 literary collection 1880 literary heroine 1884 literary hero, informally 1927 literary Nobelist Bergson 1929 literary character in San Francisco 1994 literary autobiography whose first chapter is titled "Infant Prodigy?" 1994 literary autobiography 1996 literary role for Marlon Brando A literary Bell A literary Ephron A literary incongruity A literary Lamb A literary plain Jane A literary pseudonym Addison's literary partner Algonquin's literary luncheon club An Icelandic literary work An Irish Literary Theatre founder Ancient literary work Ancient literary works Annual literary award Annual literary awards Annual literary mystery prize Annual literary prize Annual literary prize since 1946 Annual literary prize since 1947 Any of three literary sisters Art of literary comp. Author of a 1719 literary sensation Bas ___ (literary woman) Because of tough economic times, the literary character was ___ Ben of literary note Big name in alternative literary magazines Body of literary work Boston literary family Brand of cookie named for a literary character Brand of peanut butter named for a literary character Britain's Betty ___ Prize (literary award) Brom's literary rival Canadian literary award Canadian literary award, for humour Canadian literary critic Northrop ___ Candy bar named for some literary characters Candy company named for a literary character Certain literary device Certain literary thief Certain literary works Christ's literary stopping place Classic literary inits. Classic literary work Classic Norse literary collection Classic Norse literary work Classical literary works Collection of Icelandic literary works Cologne with a literary name Common literary device Common literary theme Controversial literary figure of the 20th century Delia's literary sister Dick's literary companion Did literary work Does literary work Double-edged literary device Early Icelandic literary work Early Icelandic literary works Enduring literary work England's literary foe in '76 English literary alias English literary family English literary historian English literary pseudonym English literary shrine Eponym for an annual literary award since 1919 Eponym of a Spanish literary prize European literary giant Event that literary types look forward to Famed literary initials Famed literary monogram Famed literary pseudonym Famous literary "dark side" Famous literary alter ego Famous literary bear Fan ___ (literary genre) Fanciful literary creatures Fast-food chain named for a literary character Field of literary fame First name of a literary Cossack First of a literary set Florentine literary giant Formats for presentations of literary works Four-volume 18th-century literary classic French literary lion French literary prize Great literary works Half a literary leaf Half of a Nick Bantock literary pair Hellish literary work Herculean literary character? Home of a literary ghost Home of the Dostoyevsky Literary Museum Humorous literary technique Icelandic literary classic Icelandic literary collection Icelandic literary collections Icelandic literary treasures Icelandic literary work Icelandic literary works Inspector Van _____ Valk (literary detective) Irish Literary Theatre cofounder Johnston McCulley literary creation Knighted member of a literary family Lamb's literary moniker Latin literary lion Leading character of a literary work Light literary sketch Like a literary Dodger Like a literary prince Like literary classics? Like some of Tolkien's literary influences Literary ___ Literary ___ (typewriter) Literary ''before'' Literary "great" Literary "plain Jane" Literary 67-Across girl Literary adulteress's surname Literary adverb Literary afterthought Literary afterwords Literary agent? Literary agent's success Literary alias Literary also-ran Literary alter ego Literary anonym Literary anthology Literary archipelago Literary Arden Literary associate of Addison Literary award Literary award named for a writer Literary award shaped like a rocket Literary awards Literary backing of a kind Literary baddies Literary bear Literary beast? Literary Becky Literary bigamist Literary biographer Leon Literary biographer Lord David ___ Literary birthright seller Literary boo-boos Literary Bret Literary brute Literary captain Literary captain who says "I am not what you call a civilized man!" Literary captain who says "It's better to sail with a moody good captain than a laughing bad one" Literary caricature Literary castaway Literary categories Literary category Literary Cather Literary celeb Literary celebrities Literary celebrity Literary character born on "Lammas-eve at night" Literary character fathered by an incubus Literary character for kids Literary character played in film by Charles Laughton, Anthony Perkins and Geoffrey Rush