: Re: How can I write acronyms in fiction? I'm wondering whether I can use acronyms without the period between each letter in fiction writing. Adding the period seems kind of clunky and stops the
In fiction, you can do anything you like, so long as you do it consistently.
In general, though, ASAP is written without any periods, as is STD. ASAP is trite, don't use it.
The only way to abbreviate "also known as" is "a.k.a." Anything that's NOT capitalized should have periods.
"WASPy" is correct, although why you'd use it is beyond me. It's been overdone.
Still, as I may have mentioned earlier, in fiction you can do anything you like, just be consistent. If you write "wAsPy," make sure you don't change it to "WASpY" three pages later.
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