ECHS MLA Format
Note: the following information is taken from MLA Handbook for Writers of
Research Papers, Fifth Edition. Entries should be double-spaced with a hanging indent.
Anthology (Work
included in an anthology)
Williams, William Carlos. “The Desert Music.”
American Poetry Since 1950. Ed. Eliot
Weinberger.
1993. 3-14.
Book with one author
Quindlen, Anna. One
True Thing.
1994.
Book with two or more
authors
Clark, Mary Higgins, and Carol Higgins Clark. Deck
the Halls.
CD-ROM Databases
Leonard, Mary. “Managed Care Medicine.” The
CD-ROM. Gale. Oct. 2001.
Dictionary
“Romanticism.” Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate
Dictionary. 9th ed. 1987.
Encyclopedia article
“Islam.” The
Encyclopedia
Interview (personal)
Magazine Article
Roberts, Johnnie L. “Enron: The Dirty Laundry.”
Newsweek Mar. 2002: 22-28.
Multivolume Work, Single Author
Durant, Will, and Ariel Durant. The Story of
Civilization.
Vol. 7.
1965.
Note: You do not need to include the Volume #
if you are using only one volume of a multivolume
work and the book has an individual title.
Durant, Will, and Ariel Durant. The Age of
Voltaire.
1965.
Newspaper Article
Skinner, W.Winston. “Schools will get graded.”
The Times-Herald
Online Source
“This Day in History: May 8.” The History Channel
Online. 2002. History Channel. 12 August
2002. <http://historychannel.com/thisday/today/
020508.html>.
Pamphlet
Treat a pamphlet as you would a book. If there is
no clear author, leave it out.
Jafari, Ali. “The Rise of a New Paradigm Shift in
Teaching and Learning.” The Journal 27 (1999):
303-313.
Television Program
“Caffeine.” The MacNeil/Lehrer Report. PBS.
WCED,
Translation
Homer. Odyssey. Trans. Richard Lattimore.