Write "Anonymous" in place of the author's name in the parenthetical reference if it is used in the source, for example: ("Anonymous, 2008).
Cite the source by its title if neither an author's name nor the word "anonymous" is present. Use an abbreviated title if the title is long. For example, "Rhetorical Strategies for Effective Research Papers" could be abbreviated and cited as ("Rhetorical Strategies," 2007).
Italicize the titles of larger works such as books and place the titles of shorter works, such as journal articles, in quotation marks.
Cite the source either by its full title or as "Anonymous" in your "References" page. This will enable the reader to identify the full citation in your list of sources based on either the word "Anonymous" or the abbreviated title in your parenthetical reference.
Cite an anonymously authored text by its title in the parenthetical reference. Create an abbreviated title if the title is long. For example, a journal article called "Citation Handbooks as an Asset to Student Achievement" could be abbreviated and cited as ("Citation Handbooks" 342).
Italicize the titles of books, films, plays and entire websites. Place the titles of chapters, journal articles, essays and poems in quotation marks.
Cite anonymously authored texts by title in your Works Cited. Alphabetize these entries using the first word of the title.