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Summary: The supreme authority!
Comment: I have used the AP Stylebook for over 5 years. The entries are easy to find and easy to understand.
Entries are brief and to the point. Are the seasons capitalized? How about north, south, east and
west? Where do you place adverbs - before or after the verb, or someplace else? It's Web site - two
words and the first one is capitalized. Internet is capitalized because it's a proper noun. />
This book has the definitive answers. I don't work for a newspaper anymore, but, as a
freelance writer, I miss this book more and more everyday. I must get my own. You will never be
sorry that you bought this book. It will help you no matter what kind of writing you do.

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Summary: unhappy with amazon
Comment: I have YET to receive my book, its been weeks. I am very unhappy with amazon for the second time in
a row.

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Summary: Too relevant to not be in a digital format
Comment: The issue with this book is not that it is not relevant or useful. To the contrary, it is much too
relevant to be left on the shelf. It needs to be published and indexed in an electronic format
that can be quickly searched and accessed by writers under deadline.

The stylebook
can be read front-to-back as a condensed general knowledge tome.

Makes a great gift,
especially for people stumped by the basics of professional writing.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent Update of an Industry Standard
Comment: I got exactly what I wanted--an up-to-date version of a standard to replace the one I have had for
years. I particularly appreciated the section on media law--many changes have taken place in the
past few years, as the media landscape has changed. Journalists or writers will find knowledge in
this area to be especially helpful.

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Summary: Must-have resource for writers!
Comment: This is the perfect reference tool for those things you don't necessarily learn in grammar class.
Highly recommended for those who edit or write for newspapers or magazines, even high school &
college kids.