Bibliography Guide > How to write a bibliography in Turabian?

Where there is carmun, there’s a painless way to format a citation in the Turabian style.

So what is Turabian?

Think of it as an offspring of the Chicago Manual of Style, the ruler of the style cosmos for so long.

Kate L. Turabian was a dissertation secretary who must have slogged through a lot of papers in her thirty years at the University of Chicago.

At some point, it occurred to her that all the minutiae and picky detail of the CMS wasn’t necessary for students writing theses, dissertations and term papers.

So she customized, streamlined and tweaked the Chicago style and thus was born A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, favored by many teachers and professors.

Turabian comes in two similar variations, humanities and scientific. To see examples of
these bibliography styles, follow the links below.

Once you are ready to format your bibliography, simply click here and let carmun do it for you.

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