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If you want to have the book published, just compare it to other books published by the same publisher, and use that style. If you're self publishing, use the method you either find most often in similar books, or find easiest to understand.
APA is used more by textbook publishers I believe.
No
APA is only for journals.
Book publishers want traditional style. Much like Chicago Style.
Annotations are fine.
Two spaces after periods.
Double spaced lines
Left jagged
Underscored for Italics
Double underscored for BOLD
Book publishers are TRADITIONAL PEOPLE
They are not ACADEMIC JOURNALS
They want a traditional manuscript using STANDARD editorial format.
It's in the Dictonary, look it up.
Double underscored wavey line
STANDARIZED type setting marks!
The type setter is a high school graduate who has worked at the publisher for 10+ years.
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