light equals quotes" (like poems) generalizations, but Associated Press style doesn't italicize nothin' and Chicago style has layers of specificity and if-then statements. Fun!
2 Dec 2013 Learn when to italicize, when to use quotations, and more proper punctuation for titles of works of art and literature. Contact your new personal writing Writing handbooks (Chicago Manual of Style, MLA, APA, and many others) vary in their rules for capitalizing and punctuating titles. Certain writing projects

Formatting Titles of Texts in Chicago Style. The following rules apply no matter where the titles appear in the text, whether in the text, the footnotes, or the bibliography. Capitalizing Titles Poems; Newspaper Articles; Short Stories; Magazine Articles; Web Pages; Songs; Chapters; TV Show Episodes. Titles of long, whole
However, here is what The Chicago Manual of Style says: When quoted in text or listed in a bibliography, titles of books, journals, plays, and other freestanding works are italicized; titles of articles, chapters, and other shorter works are set in roman and enclosed in quotation marks.
3 Feb 2012 You'll learn the rules in The Chicago Manual of Style, which is the style guide people who edit books use. Poems and songs. Titles of poems and songs should be in quotation marks. Example: In high school, Sally wrote a poem called “Johnny Is Cute." Erin Servais is happy to italicize your title.
12 May 2014 You may make a style decision and capitalize such words according to established rules, and that would be a valid decision. An album or CD title is put in italics, but the song titles are in quotation marks. The current recommendation of The Chicago Manual of Style is to not italicize train names. CMOS
Capitalization in Titles of Works. Q. A book title is written in italics, as is the title of a musical album. Chapter names and songs are set between quotation marks. If I'm correct, the thinking behind this is that a song is usually part of an album or a play or some sort of larger work.
I've been following the convention of writing French words and phrases in italics and also using italics for movie titles, book titles, etc. Now I come upon a French song title, and I can't figure out what to do with it. Here is the phrase: He called it “La non-demande en mariage." Do I keep the quotation marks? Do I italicize the

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