1. MLA Citations
How to Properly Create Citations an Annotated Bibliography or Work Cited Page

2. You must provide as much information as possible based on what is provided
Author
Editor and/or Translator
Article Title
Name of Source (newspaper, website, book)
Publisher of Source
Date of Publication
Medium (Web, Print, Interview)
Date of Last Access (Websites/Web Articles only)

3. Online Source Example
Author (Last, First). Editor (L,F). “Title of Article”
(Webpage or Periodical). Title of Book/Website/Newspaper. Publisher, Date of Publication. Medium. Date of Last Access.
**** If no author or editor leave blank
**** If no publisher then you write N.p. **** If no date of publication you write n.d.

4. Lee, Harper. To Kill a. Mockingbird. New York:. Warner Books, 1960
Lee, Harper. To Kill a Mockingbird. New York: Warner Books, Print.

5. Morrison, Toni. Beloved. New York: Penguin Books, 1987. Print.

6. Gardner, John. Grendel. New York: Vintage Books,1971. Print.

7. "Lord of the Lines: a. Biography of Golding. Creates a Buzz. " The
"Lord of the Lines: a Biography of Golding Creates a Buzz." The Bookseller 2009: Print.

8. Nash, Charles C. "Weller,. Sam. The Bradbury. Chronicles. ” Library
Nash, Charles C. "Weller, Sam. The Bradbury Chronicles.” Library Journal (2005): Print.

9. "Leonard Memorial Set." New York Times 30 Jan. 2009: B10(L). Print.

10. "Catherine M. Rae, 85 a Novelist. Who Blossomed Late in Life. "
"Catherine M. Rae, 85 a Novelist Who Blossomed Late in Life." New York Times. The New York Times Company, 17 Jan Web. 23 Sept

11. "University Admissions. ". Boston College. The. Trustees of Boston
"University Admissions." Boston College. The Trustees of Boston College, Web Oct

12. How to Be Successful Without Trying. N.p., n.d. Web. 2 Sept. 2013.

13. Smith, John. Personal Interview. 23 Aug. 2013.