Write the bibliographic entries for books by beginning with the author's name, last name first, and follow it with the book's title. Then you write the city the book was published in, the name of the publisher and the year the book was published. For example: Doe, John. My Life. Capital City. Number One Publishing. 2010.
Write a newspaper article bibliography entry starting with the name of the writer, last name first, and followed by the article's title. Then write the newspaper's name and the day, month and year of the issue. Finally, you write the page number of the article. For example: Doe, John. My Newspaper Article. Capital City Daily. 1 January 2010. A1.
Write a bibliographic entry for a magazine article by stating with the writer's name, last name first. You follow it with the article title, the publication name, the date of publication and the page or pages the article is on. For example: Doe, John. My Magazine Article. Capital City Weekly. 1 January 2010. 1-5.
Write website citations by listing the a writer, if identified. The bibliographic entry begins with his name, last name first. If your source is a specific page or article on the website, write its title. Then write the name of the website and the site's sponsor. If available, write the date the page or article was uploaded and the date you accessed it. This is important as it is so easy for things to change on the Internet. Finally, write the complete URL address. For example: Doe, John. My Blog Post. John Doe's Blog. Major Internet Corporation. 1 January 2010. 2 January 2010. http://johndoesblog.com