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AP Stylebook 100 concurrent users at a time allowed; please close browser to log out after using. The AP Stylebook is a writing style guide for journalists. It is published and updated every other year to reflect changes in writing style and new guidelines. Updated regularly since its initial publication in 1953, the AP Stylebook
