book title and auther, comma usage?

With commas these days Daz, it's a matter of preference, the trend being away wherever they're not needed for meaning

My literacy exceeding my intelligence, my immediate reaction to "generic title": How come not capped

Will anyone else admit to such stupidity or was I alone
Still I might've used parens somehow
...somewhere
....or something
....mebbe bold

Tes, help

Thanks Dale!

I agree with dale. The commas are allowed but not required. In English practice, all words in a title are started with a capital letter.

Why thank you both. It's not often I'm so helpful

Isn't that the truth!

A positively historical event

One comma would be unacceptable. Either keep them both (my preference), or eliminate both.

Book titles are usually italicized or underlined. That helps with your problem.

''...all of this and more is covered in the upcoming book generic title by John Doe.