- Follow Chicago/Turabian style of citation, with author's first name first.
- Use shortened form for subsequent notes.
- Do not put more than one note reference in a single location. If you want to cite multiple sources for a sentence, group them in one note, and separate them with semicolons.
- James Earl, The Great Smoky Mountains (Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 1984), 34-36; Paul Riley, The Smoky Mountain Trails (Asheville: Woods, 1987,), 21-23; William Ware, Trails of the Southeast (Nashville: Border & Sons, 1980), 4.
- Follow US rules for quotation marks.
- Introduce quotations.
- Avoid the passive.
- Re-read Strunk and White and my style sheet (which has links to sample papers).
- Please do not refer to a college assignment as a "prompt," which is an annoying high school term.
Tuesday, October 15, 2019
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