Writing in Chicago

Overview
The Chicago style is a style developed by the University of Chicago Press and is used to disseminate information for publishing and academic press releases. The style is widely used by publishers, proofreaders, writers, and editors to provide an authoritative guideline for finding and presenting references for research.

Characteristics
Chicago style is created to do the following:
 * Present references for easy-to-find editing and review
 * Be flexible enough to systematically adapt to the changing of technology
 * Work well for authors, editors, and proofreaders across all disciplines

Helpful Chicago Sources

 * Chicago-style Q&A
 * Chicago Manual of Style
 * PurdueOWL: Chicago Basics
 * Chicago Sample Paper