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BOOKS 2 Single Author 2 Single Editor 2 For more than one editor, use eds. 2 Two Authors 2 Three Authors 2 Four or More Authors, include all the authors in the reference list entry 2 Book with an Author plus an Editor or Translator. 2 Multiple publications by a single author or editor in the same year 2 In text citations for different authors with the same surname 2 If “quoted in” must be resorted to (where original source is unavailable), mention the original author and date in text, including the words “quoted in,” and cite secondary source in reference list entry 2

CHAPTERS 3 Chapter in a Book 3 Chapter in an Edited Book 3 Multiple Chapters in an Edited Book 3

DATE OF PUBLICATION 3 Reprint and Modern Editions where the original date of publication is important 3 Reprint Editions where the original date of publication is less important 3

JOURNAL ARTICLE 3 Volume and Issue Number 3 Issue Number only 3 Special Issues 3 DOI is preferred to a URL. DOI is capitalized when mentioned in running text 3

AUDIOVISUAL 4 Film 4 Television (no official style in guide) 4 Multimedia 4

BLOG, NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE, WEBSITE, THESIS 4 Review 4 Interview 4 Website 4 Thesis 4

NOTES FOR IN TEXT CITATIONS 5

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BOOKS

Pond, Amy. 2011. “Song.” In La niña [The girl], 8-11. Translated by The Doctor. 2nd ed. Vol. 2, TARDIS, Very Short Introductions. Rio: Cultura. [Kindle edition]. (Pond 2011, 17 and 191n3) (Pond 2011, 21n)

Single Author Pollan, Michael. 2006. Dilemma: A History. New York: Penguin. (Pollan 2006, 99–100)

Single Editor Greenberg, Joel, ed. 2008. Water. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. (Greenberg 2008, 42)

For more than one editor, use eds.

Two Authors Ward, Geoffrey C., and Ken Burns. 2007. War. New York: Knopf. (Ward and Burns 2007, 52)

Three Authors Heatherton, Joyce, James Fitz, and Jackson Hsu. 2008. Trip. . . (Heatherton, Fitz, and Hsu 2008, 188–89)

Four or More Authors, include all the authors in the reference list entry (Barnes et al. 2008, 118)

Book with an Author plus an Editor or Translator. García Márquez, Gabriel. 1988. Love. Translated by Edith Grossman. London: Cape. (García Márquez 1988, 242) For multiple titles by a single author or editor publications are listed chronologically Pond, Amy. 1999. Song. London: Cape. Pond, Amy. (2000) 2014. River. London: Cape. Pond, Amy. 2012. Melody. London: Cape.

Multiple publications by a single author or editor in the same year Pond, Amy. 2004a. Space. London: Cape. Pond, Amy. 2004b. Time. London: Cape.

In text citations for different authors with the same surname (G. Smith 2000, 27) (Matt Smith 2009, 4)

If “quoted in” must be resorted to (where original source is unavailable), mention the original author and date in text, including the words “quoted in,” and cite secondary source in reference list entry Costello, Bonnie. 1981. Marianne. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. In Pondʼs “Time,” from the May 1931 issue of Poetry magazine (quoted in Costello 1981) . . .

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CHAPTERS

Chapter in a Book Gould, Go. 1984. “Streisand.” Chap. 7 in Reader. York: Vintage. or Gould, Go. 1984. “Streisand.” In Reader, 308–11. York: Vintage.

Chapter in an Edited Book Gould, Go. 1984. “Streisand.” In Reader, edited by Tim Page, 308–11. York: Vintage. (Gould 1984, 310)

Multiple Chapters in an Edited Book Moffat, Steven, ed. 2011. Melody: River Song. London: Cape. and Pond, Amy. 2011. “Williams.” In Moffat, Melody, 308-11.

DATE OF PUBLICATION

Reprint and Modern Editions where the original date of publication is important Austen, Jane. (1813) 2003. Pride. London: Edgerton. Reprint, New York: Penguin. Citations refer to the Penguin edition. Darwin, Charles. (1859) 1964. Origin. Facsimile of the first edition, with an introduction by Su Lin. London: Cape. Pond, Amy. (1899) 1991. Rome. Reprint, London: Cape. (Pond [1899] 1991)

Reprint Editions where the original date of publication is less important Pond, Amy. 2011. Song. With a new introduction by Matt Smith. London: Cape. First published 1991 by Island Press. (Pond 2011)

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Volume and Issue Number Pond, Amy. 1977. “Song.” Inquiry 4 (2): 331–49. (Pond 1977, 331)

Issue Number only Pond, Amy. 1977. “Song.” Inquiry no. 2: 331–49. If a journal is paginated consecutively across a volume or if the month/season is included in the reference list entry, the issue number/month/season may be omitted Novak, William J. 2008. “The Myth.” Review 113 (May): 52–72. doi:10.1086. (Novak 2008, 58)

Special Issues Pond, Amy. 2011. “Rio.” In “Cut,” edited by Moffat. Special issue, Tardis 27 (3): 8-11.

DOI is preferred to a URL. DOI is capitalized when mentioned in running text

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AUDIOVISUAL

Film Moffatt, Steven. 2011. Tardis. DVD. Produced by Mark Gatiss. Cardiff: BBC. Smith, Matt. “Commentary.” Disc 2. Tardis, special ed. DVD. Directed by Steven Moffatt. Produced by Mark Gatiss. Cardiff: BBC.

Television (no official style in guide) “Flesh and Stone.” 2010. Doctor Who, series 5, episode 5, broadcast May 1 by BBC Wales. Directed by Adam Smith and written by Steven Moffat. Ball, Alan. 2008. “Strange Love.” True Blood, season 1, episode 1. Directed by Alan Ball. Aired September 7. New York: HBO.

Multimedia Pond, Amy. 2011. “Rio.” Filmed May 2008. TED video, 2:41. Posted July 1. URL.

BLOG, NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE, WEBSITE, THESIS

Pond, Amy. 2011. “Rio.” Tardis (blog). New Yorker, May 1. URL. Pond, Amy. 2011. “Rio.” Tardis, May 1, Film section. URL.

Review Pond, Amy. 2011. Review of Tardis (DVD), [written by Moffat/BBC/Reel DVD]. Tardis, July 1, Film section, 308.

Interview Pond, Amy. 2011. “Rio: An interview with Amy.” By Steven Moffat. Tardis 27: 3. or Pond, Amy. 2011. Interview by Steven Moffat. Tardis, podcast, July 1. URL.

Website Google Maps. 2011. “Privacy Policy.” Last modified May 1. URL. Wikipedia. 2011. “Privacy Policy.” Accessed May 1. URL. Amy Pondʼs Facebook Page. Accessed May 2, 2011. URL.

Thesis Pond, Amy. 2011. “Rio.” PhD diss. University of Cardiff. ProQuest (AAT #) or URL.

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NOTES FOR IN TEXT CITATIONS

Text citations may include a comment (Pond 2009; t-tests are used here) Text citations in relation to surrounding text and punctuation Literature has examined one (Pond 2011; Matt 1995) and two (Song 2001). Amy et al. (2005) and Rory (1991) concur. Alternately, Pond (2011) suggests three. Pondʼs (2011) chapter. Text citations in relation to direct quotes Pond argues, “It was” (2011, 9). or As Rory (2009, 1) argues, “It wasnʼt.” Block quotes Melodrama is the dominant mode of … moving pictures. (Williams 1998, 42) Several references to a single source Amy says, “tea, milk, ice,” and sometimes “hot chai.” He “feels guilt” (Pond 2011, 9). She wants “colours like blue” (Pond 2011, 4), plus white (9). She forgot milk (11). Square brackets can be used within parentheses Things change (see, e.g., Pond [2011, 9] on how time works). An author-date citation corresponds to a cited work; it does not refer to a person Pondʼs (1999) study found something. For multiple in text references, the order in which they are listed is up to you (e.g. alphabetical, chronological, by importance of item cited) Where multiple works by a single author are cited in text by date only, use commas (García 1990, 2011; Wong 1999, 328; 2000, 475)