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Citing in MLA
In a list of Works Cited: Author last name, first name. “Title of Zine.” [Zine] Volume and/or issue number. City of publication. Year published, URL if accessed online.
Example of a zine with an author, date, and place of creation:
McPherson, Cathy. Responding to the Abuse of People with Disabilities. Toronto: Advocacy Resource Centre for the Handicapped, 1990. Print.
Example of zine without an author:
Much Ado about Zines. Seattle: n.p., n.d. Print.
Example of in-text citation:
According to Wade (2018), the fact that research is done by humans is the biggest problem as researchers' "interests shapes who and what gets researched" (p.9).
In a list of Works Cited: Author last name, first initial. (Year of Publication). Title of Zine [Zine] Volume and/or issue number. URL if accessed online.
Example of a zine with an author, date, and place of creation:
Grey, N. (2015). Cure Huntington's Disease. [zine]. Salem. MA.
Example of zine without an author:
Life after the red zone [zine] (2017). Boston, MA.
Example of zine without author, date or place of creation:
If you see something, say something: 12 things to do instead of calling the cops [zine].
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