Marlowe attacked Haney for “offenses against the people…undermining any confidence in civic order” (“Libel Cases” 61). The above passage tells us that:

Marlowe attacked Haney for “offenses against the people…undermining any confidence in civic order” (“Libel Cases” 61). The above passage suggests that:

It is not until the end of the story that Emily’s “shocking disappearance in the town” is obvious. If this quote is from a short story by William Faulkner, and this sentence appears in a student’s paper, the citation should read:

It is not until the end of the story that Emily’s “shocking disappearance in the town” is obvious. If this quote is from a short story by William Faulkner, and this sentence appears in a student’s paper, why would the author’s last name be necessary in the citation?

It is not until the end of the story that Emily’s “shocking disappearance in the town” is obvious. If this quote is from a short story by William Faulkner, and this sentence appears in a student’s paper. Suppose this is the first time that this author is being quoted in the essay, what is the correct way of introducing the author and his work?

By the end of the war, “immigration to the North had nearly doubled” (Brown, Elaine 31). This citation:

Which is the correct Works Cited listing for ONE selection from an anthology?

Your Works Cited page should be ordered in the following way

On the first page of the novel, the reader learns that Marcel is “sleekly dishonest” (Reeves). The above quote and citation is:

You are quoting from page 182 of Imitation of Life by Fannie Hurst. You write: Fannie Hurst creates the willful child Peola, whose tantrums “sent her into a pallor that was whiter than chalk.” Your citation should read: