So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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Thanks! Hope you enjoy them!
Down to the last 60-odd pages of The Notebook.
And I'll be taking a detour from the queue of unread books on the 2-drawer file cabinet that serves me as a nightstand, in order to re-read one of the two music appreciation textbooks I have (Inside Music, by Karl Haas, which I find superior to the "industry standard" The Enjoyment of Music), and also to re-read my 35-odd-year-old MLA Handbook: I realized that I need to do some copy-editing on my novel, to get a consistent convention on italics vs. quotes vs. nothing, when referring to musical compositions. Whether the MLA Handbook has anything to say or not, certainly Dr. Haas referenced enough pieces by title that I should find plenty of diverse examples.
(And if any of the writers here have anything to say on the subject, I'm not stopping you, except to say that a friend has already PM'd me some relevant excerpts from the CMoS, over on Fountain Pen Network.)
And I'll be taking a detour from the queue of unread books on the 2-drawer file cabinet that serves me as a nightstand, in order to re-read one of the two music appreciation textbooks I have (Inside Music, by Karl Haas, which I find superior to the "industry standard" The Enjoyment of Music), and also to re-read my 35-odd-year-old MLA Handbook: I realized that I need to do some copy-editing on my novel, to get a consistent convention on italics vs. quotes vs. nothing, when referring to musical compositions. Whether the MLA Handbook has anything to say or not, certainly Dr. Haas referenced enough pieces by title that I should find plenty of diverse examples.
(And if any of the writers here have anything to say on the subject, I'm not stopping you, except to say that a friend has already PM'd me some relevant excerpts from the CMoS, over on Fountain Pen Network.)
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