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Tag Archives: Chicago Manual of Style
Maps: type style and citations
As a book editor, I’ve learned to rely pretty heavily on the dependable Chicago Manual of Style. Once in a while, though, I run into an esoteric subject that Chicago just doesn’t cover well. Maps—both in terms of working with … Continue reading