Give the author of the story's last name either in parentheses or in the body of your sentence.
(King)
Stephen King writes that. . .
Give the page number for the part of the story you are quoting or paraphrasing in parentheses. If the author's name also appears in parentheses, do not put a comma between the name and the page number. This completes your in-text citation.
(35)
(King 35)
Give the author's last name and first name followed by title of the story in quotation marks and the title of the collection in which it appears in italics.
King, Stephen. "The Man in the Black Suit." Everything's Eventual.
Give publication information for the story, including the place of publication, the name of the publisher and the year of publication.
King, Stephen. "The Man in the Black Suit." Everything's Eventual. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2002.
Put the page numbers the story occupies in the collection and indicate that you have access to a print copy of the story by writing "Print." This completes your works cited entry.
King, Stephen. "The Man in the Black Suit." Everything's Eventual. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2002. 35-68. Print.