In general, use italics for titles and subtitles of long works; use quotation marks for shorter works (39b).
| BOOKS | Vietnamerica |
| CHOREOGRAPHIC WORKS | Agnes de Mille’s Rodeo |
| FILMS AND VIDEOS | Star Wars |
| LONG MUSICAL WORKS | Brandenburg Concertos |
| LONG POEMS | Bhagavad Gita |
| MAGAZINES AND JOURNALS | Ebony; the New England Journal of Medicine |
| NEWSPAPERS | the Cleveland Plain Dealer |
| PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE | Georgia O’Keeffe’s Black Iris |
| PAMPHLETS | Thomas Paine’s Common Sense |
| PLAYS | Les Misérables |
| RADIO SERIES | All Things Considered |
| RECORDINGS | The Ramones’ Leave Home |
| SOFTWARE | Quicken |
| TELEVISION SERIES | Breaking Bad |
| WEB SITES | Salon |
Do not italicize titles of sacred books, such as the Bible and the Qur’an; public documents, such as the Constitution and the Magna Carta; or your own papers.