Notes on Book Notes
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# a colon; and | # a colon; and | ||
# the book's title (if the book has a subtitle, use just the main title for the page name) | # the book's title (if the book has a subtitle, use just the main title for the page name) | ||
| - | : The colon follows the author's name without a space, but is itself followed by a space. | + | : The colon follows the author's name without a space, but is itself followed by a space. title begins with a capital letter; capitalize all but articles, conjunctions, and short prepositions in the title. Recall: when typing the page name as a URL, use the underscore "_" in place of the space " ". |
* To create a new Book Note page, type its URL into your browser's location window: | * To create a new Book Note page, type its URL into your browser's location window: | ||
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Oliver Sacks is a neurosurgeon and writer. His writing is engaging, lucid, and enlightening. | Oliver Sacks is a neurosurgeon and writer. His writing is engaging, lucid, and enlightening. | ||
In this volume he recounts events from his own youth with an immediacy that turns the personal | In this volume he recounts events from his own youth with an immediacy that turns the personal | ||
| - | into the universal -- with enough amusing yet harrowing | + | into the universal -- with enough amusing yet harrowing anecdotes to convince parents never |
to give chemistry sets to their children. | to give chemistry sets to their children. | ||
