Red Book

The Red Book, officially titled "The Chicago Manual of Style," is a comprehensive guide used by writers, editors, and publishers to ensure clarity, consistency, and correctness in writing and publishing. It covers grammar, punctuation, citation formats, and style rules, providing best practices for clear communication. First published in 1906 and periodically updated, it helps maintain professional standards across various types of written material. Overall, the Red Book serves as an authoritative reference to promote accuracy and uniformity in written works.