AI isn’t something writers should be afraid of. Rather, it’s an invaluable tool that can help you work faster, especially in the research and outline stages.

Your writing style is as individual as you are. It comes from the choices you make in vocabulary, sentence structure, and so much more.
But writing style goes beyond how you say something. It’s about how you present it, as well. Do you capitalize all the words in a title? Do you use the serial comma?
This section will dive into all those things and more. Read on!

AI isn’t something writers should be afraid of. Rather, it’s an invaluable tool that can help you work faster, especially in the research and outline stages.

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The style guides largely agree on the rules of capitalizing formal titles, however, there are some exceptions that are important for editors to note.

When you copyedit for different clients in different styles, it’s important to note the specific rules of each style, such as how to capitalize titles of works.