Start with the editor's name. It should be listed in the order last name, first name, and followed by the abbreviation "ed." If the editor's name is Bill Lethoway, then your citation will begin: Lethoway, Bill (ed.)
Follow with the title of the book and another period. The title should be either italicized or underlined. If your word processor will not support this type of formatting, then use an underscore symbol to indicate that the title should be underlined. For example, if the book is titled "Poetry and Female Poets: Romance Most Dire," then your citation should now appear like this:Lethoway, Bill (ed.) _Poetry and Female Poets: Romance Most Dire_.
List the city and state where the book was published. The city should be followed by a comma, and the state can be abbreviated using standard postal abbreviations and should be followed by a colon. If the book was published in Lincoln, Nebraska, then your citation should now look like this: Lethoway, Bill (ed.) _Poetry and Female Poets: Romance Most Dire_. Lincoln, NE:
Add the name of the publishing company and a comma. This information can usually be found on the back of the book or on the inside cover. If the publishing company's name is "Amber Waves Publications," then your citation should now read:Lethoway, Bill (ed.) _Poetry and Female Poets: Romance Most Dire_. Lincoln, NE: Amber Waves Publications,
Finish with the year that they book was published. If the book was published in 2007, then your final reference note will read:Lethoway, Bill (ed.) _Poetry and Female Poets: Romance Most Dire_. Lincoln, NE: Amber Waves Publications, 2007.