General Rules:
* Italicize: Italicize the magazine title, even if it's in all caps. This is the most common practice.
* Quotation Marks: If the title is short and/or doesn't use italics, you can use double quotation marks.
* Capitalization: Capitalize all major words in the title, just like you would in a regular sentence.
Examples:
* MLA: *Time*
* Chicago: *Time*
* APA: *Time*
* If using quotation marks (short title, etc.): "The New Yorker"
Additional Notes:
* Volume and Issue Numbers: If you need to cite a specific volume and issue, include them in parentheses after the title, separated by a comma. For example: *Time* (Vol. 185, No. 12).
* Shortened Titles: If you're referring to a magazine frequently, you can use an abbreviation of the title after the first full reference. For example: *Time* (Vol. 185, No. 12) is then referred to as *Time*.
* Specific Style Guides: Always check the specific style guide you are using (MLA, Chicago, APA, etc.) for the most accurate and up-to-date guidelines.
Example Sentence:
> I read an article about the changing climate in the latest issue of *Time*.
By following these guidelines, you can properly cite magazine titles in your papers.