The Chicago Manual of Style is the essential reference for authors, editors, proofreaders, indexers, copywriters, designers, and publishers in any field.
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Thanks for sharing. Rep'd +5
(03-20-2017 01:10 AM)blackhatgrey Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for sharing. Rep'd +5
Thanks for replying, I thought there was no interest in this, but I think it is an important thing for authors and if I do say, it wasn't that easy to find, although I couldn't find the very newest edition (I think it will suffice)
An invaluable reference for anyone wanting to make it as a freelance content writer.
98% of the people writing for the internet could stand a look at it!
Reps given.
Thanks for share but All links are down :(
(03-26-2017 07:44 AM)jconstantine Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for share but All links are down :(
all links are not down! maybe you can make a mirror (or someone!)
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Here's the 16th Edition for those who need it.
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This is a MUST HAVE if you are in any sort of academic or other similar field of publishing (including commercial).
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Great Share ONE. Highly appreciate it. Max Reps Added. Thanks. I wonder if you or anyone know or can recommend what kind of software is ok to write a book using these great publishing advice. Thanks
You can use "Scrivener" for print and the "Ultimate Ebook Creator" for ebooks. You can find both shared here. If you use scrivener [highly recommended for print], you can also find here a great thread called "scrivener Unleashed" which is the best set of tutorials for the software.
Of course you can also use MS Word with a createspace template from amazon, and Adobe InDesign if you love complicated stuff :-)