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How do I cite a reference in apa format when there is no author?

Friday, February 12th, 2010
a person asked:


The newest edition of apa? no author so what do I put first.. i asked y teacher n shes like you should know and we cant just leave it out?

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How do I quote poetry that’s from a huge collection of poems not written by same author?

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010
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Caitlen asked:


In the actual paper though, not in the works cited… So there’s the author of the poem, the page numbers, the line numbers, and the author of the guy who arranged the poems in a volume. What do I use? Thanks

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red badge of courage: of all the ways an author has of telling us about a character, how do we learn about?

Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
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jackee asked:


the rest of that question: the characters in the novel? take one character and give two different examples of characterization. you may either describe 2 examples of what the author does or give 2 brief quotes from the novel.

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Can you give an informative speech on a novel? Would you have to give the speech on just the author?

Thursday, January 28th, 2010
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Tommys Girl asked:


As an example, could I give an informative speech on “The Shack”, or would I have to do it for just the author?

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How do I alphabetize in a bibliography a title that begins with numbers, author is unknown, in MLA doc. style?

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
Allikona asked:


I know that if I have an article by an unknown author, I alphabetize the entry in a bibliography by its title (avoiding words like “the,”a,” and “an”). But what if the title begins with “2009.” Where does that fall alphabetically in MLA documentation style?

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Help with in-text citations! What to do if you have multiple sources with the same author?

Monday, January 25th, 2010
jah asked:


I have two essays written by the same author.

His last name is “Johnston” So ordinarily, the citation would look like this:

(Johnston 7) if I cited page 7. However, I have two essays. One is entitled, “The Gods” and another titled “Hector and Achilles”

What would the citation look like and why? I need to make sure the reader knows what information is coming from where!

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How do you cite a website in MLA format if no author or date is given on the website?

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
Sonora asked:


The website just has an article that’s being cited, but the date isn’t given and no author is listed. How do you cite this? Just the title of the article and website address?

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How do you start off a letter to an author?

Friday, January 1st, 2010
Arifa C asked:


i have an english reading assignment over the summer from my school. my assignment is to write a letter to the author of the book i read. i have to write whether or not i liked the book, characters…etc but i don’t know how to start off the letter PLEASE HELP!
just to tell u guys that this a school assignment which will not be mailed out to the real author it doesn’t have to have my name or date…etc thank you all for responding!
o srry one more thing this is a high school assignment so i need to sound good

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When Should I refer to the Author by Just their Last Name?

Friday, December 25th, 2009
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David asked:


Can someone give me help or a link please? I’m writing an abstract on an author.

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What does it mean by saying an author is drawing a parallel ?

Thursday, December 24th, 2009
phantomj22 asked:


What does it mean by saying an author is drawing a parallel between something, for example between a character and symbol?

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