As long as the beginning of the search statement matches exactly, you don't have to finish it to completely match a title, phrase, name, or even a word. The computer program employs what is called automatic right truncation for Author , Title and Subject searches. This means you to take short cuts. You have to be a little careful where you truncate, however, or you might generate hundreds of useless records. So just leave it out.
Hyphenated words are a bit tricky.
The computer thinks each half is a word. So to search either leave in the hyphen or type each half as a separate word. NOT bowhunting Author searching An Author may be the author or editor of a book, a composer, or a musician. An author may be a personal name or a corporate name. Corporate names include names of associations, societies, institutions, government bodies, and other organized units.