Cite the title and the page number parenthetically within the text if you are using MLA style. Do not place a comma between these elements. For example:
One author of the period stated that "orioles, far from uncommon, flocked about the cathedrals of the city" ("Birds of the Continent" 47).
The titles of major works such as books should appear in italics. The titles of lesser works such as poems and articles should appear in quotation marks.
Cite the title, year of publication and the page number parenthetically within the text if you are using APA style. Separate these elements with commas, and place a "p." before the page number. For example:
One author of the period stated that "orioles, far from uncommon, flocked about the cathedrals of the city" ("Birds of the Continent," 1982, p. 47).
The titles of major works such as books should appear in italics. The titles of lesser works such as poems and articles should appear in quotation marks.
Begin your works-cited entry with the title of the text. For example, to cite a book with no author in MLA format, use the following template:
Title (in italics). City of Publication: Publisher, Year. Medium of Publication.
Use the following template for APA format:
Title (in italics). (Year). City, State of Publication: Publisher.