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Topic : Re: Italicize part of a word in fiction? I am wondering if I can or should take a bit of stylistic license and italicize just part of a word: He took a sharp turn back into a side street, - selfpublishingguru.com

Speyer920

: Re: Italicize part of a word in fiction? I am wondering if I can or should take a bit of stylistic license and italicize just part of a word: He took a sharp turn back into a side street,

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I believe this is perfectly acceptable and does a good job of emphasising your point. I've seen this done before and it works stylistically.

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