Yes. But only when it’s this beautiful.
Lila hated ambiguity. As a copy editor, she lived by the Chicago Manual of Style , and she expected the world to do the same. So when her boyfriend, Tom, handed her a note that read, “Let’s go away this Fall,” she uncapped her red pen before he’d even finished his sentence. is a season capitalized
“It doesn’t matter what it feels like,” Lila replied, tapping the style guide. “It’s not a person, place, or brand. You wouldn’t capitalize ‘table’ just because you like it.” As a copy editor, she lived by the
June smiled and pulled an old, worn novel from her bag. It was a first edition of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe . She opened it to a page and pointed: “Always winter but never Christmas.” “It’s not a person, place, or brand
June set down her fork. “Well,” she said slowly, “if you’re writing a newsletter or a business report, ‘winter’ is lowercase. But if you’re writing a poem, or a story where the season is a character—where Winter has a cold hand and a silver tongue—then you can capitalize.”