List the author's last name followed by a comma and the initial of the writer's first name.
Write the year of publication in parentheses followed by a period.
After the period, type the title of the book, underlined, followed by a period (also underlined).
Record the place of publication followed by a colon.
List the publisher and close the entry with a period.
List the author's last name followed by a comma and the initial of the writer's first name. If there is no no named author, write the title of the document followed by a period. If the work in question is an editorial, let the reader know by noting "[Editorial]" after the title.
Write the year and month or month and day of publication in parentheses.
Add the magazine's title followed by a comma and the volume number. Underline all these elements.
Conclude the entry with the page number or numbers and a period. Do not use "p," "pp" or "pg" to designate page numbers.
Write the name of the editor. List the surname first followed by the initial of the first name.
Tell the reader this is an editor by noting "Ed." or "Eds." for multiple editors in parentheses.
Follow steps 2 through 5 from the "Books with One Author" section.
List all the author's names in the order they appear in the book. Write first names last followed by initials. Separate the names with a comma.
Use an ampersand before the last name.
Follow steps 2 through 5 from the "Books with One Author" section.
Start the list on a new page. This section belongs after your final essay, behind the endnotes.
Type "References" center-aligned across the top of the page.
List the entries you created alphabetically.
Indent the beginning of each entry with five spaces.