MLA Style Sheet-Print Sources
Format for the "WORKS CITED" section:
English,
Carol. The Cliffs Won't Do: Read the
Book.
Small, Chris. Please,
Help Me Carry My Keys!
- - - . Don't
Measure a Chemist by Her Size.
Drucker, Darla
and Amy Jones. How to Survive Your
Wedding.
Schuster, 1997.
A Book by Three Authors
Simpson, Homer, Bugs Bunny, and Charlie Brown. Cartoon Life is a Drag.
Bros., 2004.
Springfield
Township Home Economics Department. Cooking
with Spice.
Scribners, 1993.
Valenza, Joyce
ed. Bagels and Books: An Anthology.
1991.
Smith, James. "The Physics of Sushi." The Fabulous Physics Paper . Ed. Samuel Klein.
Girard, Rene. "Hamlet's Dull Revenge." Literary Theory / Renaissance Texts. Ed. Patricia
Parker and David Quint.
Characters: Hamlet. Ed. Harold Bloom.
Peters, Michael. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Keeping Your Classroom
Neat and Clean . 4th ed.
Copaset,
Sandra. "Zen and the Art of Wearing Blue and Khaki." Encyclopedia
1996 ed.
"Best Beards of All Time." Encyclopedia of Anatomy and Hair . 15th ed. 1993.
An Article in a Journal with Continuous Pagination
Skater, Andrew. "Rollerblading on a Secondary Level." Secondary Education 54(1990):
113-25.
Ramsey, Pamela. "Where's My Smiley Face?" MacWorld Sept. 1997: 86-94.
Henry, Mary Ann. "Announcing Bus Changes With Flair." Time 4 July 1991: 17-76.
Goldberg, Grace. "The Inside Track: Alumni Life." Trojan Times 10 Oct. 1991: 17.
Smith,
Bob. “Schools Losing Ground.”
"Striking a Pose With Sally Miles." New York Times 15 Oct. 1997, late ed. sec.: 35+.
A Critical Analysis, Signed Excerpt / Previously Published Scholarly Article (Option #1)
(Check for your teacher's preferred option.)
Ross, Stephan S. "Tom Wolfe." Rpt. of "The Rhetoric of the Right Stuff."
Journal of General Education 33 (1981): 113-22. Rpt. in Contemporary
Literary Criticism. Ed. Daniel G. Marowski. 35: 458-460.
A Critical Analysis, Signed Excerpt (Option # 2) (Check for your teacher's preferred option.)
Ross, Stephan S. "Tom Wolfe." Contemporary Literary Criticism. Ed. Daniel G. Marowski.
35: 458-460.
"Berger's Greatest Speeches." Facts on File World News Digest 3 Sept. 1998: 535.
McLaughlin, Janet. "AP History--The McLaughlin Group." Forbes June 1993: 21-23.
History.
Ed. by Eleanor Goldstein. Vol. 5.
Series, 1995. Art. 35.
"Starring the Other Peggy Lee." Slightly Off Broadway--The Series . Prod. Sheldon Wang.
PBS.
WNET,
Making Creative Bookcovers. Dir. Tom Martin. Videocassette. Clemens, 1997.
Sound Recording
Jones, Norah. "Don't Know Why." Come Away With
Personal or Telephone Interview
Craig, John. Personal interview. 23 Sept. 1994.
(Begin with a description of the photo. Do not use italics or quotation marks. Indicate who took the photo and the date it was taken.)
Grandpa Al at Home. Personal photograph by Susan Student. 28 May 2003.
To document your sources, cite the author's name and the page number of the source in
parentheses at the end of the sentence, before the final period:
Lowfat cream cheese can save you 300 grams of fat per year (Valenza 35).
If the author's name is used in your sentence you may just refer to page numbers:
Copaset argues that "yellow simply does not interact well with khaki" (45).
If you are referring to the whole work rather than a specific section, you may omit any
reference in parentheses:
Berger's main thesis is that by using motifs, organic unity is easier to achieve.