Standard Form for Endnotes & Bibliographies
Working with footnotes in today's desktop publishing programs is
prohibitively complicated. Hopefully, this problem will be addressed
and solved soon. In the meantime, Back Channel Press will only accept
manuscripts employing endnotes.
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Endnote Citations
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Books
72Albert Henkel, The Habits of Hornbills (San Francisco: Birdwatchers' Press, 1958), pp. 61-4, 66.
Articles from journals and magazines
18Maurice
Anderson, "Secondary Education in America," Education Quarterly, 22, 3
(1996), p. 17. [note: volume, issue, (year), page]
Articles from newspapers
25"Professor Confirms Presence of Hydrocarbons on Pluto," The New York Times, April 26, 1938, sec. 3, p. C8.
Dissertations
16Alan
Sanderson, "The Life and Times of Sylvania Witheringstone." PhD. Diss.,
University of Dallas, 1971, pp. 27-9. [note: no italics]
Interviews
31James Slayter, interview, New York City, July 8, 1999.
Web Citations
44How
to Cite, Using Footnotes: Using the Chicago Manual of Style,
http://www.library.csi.cuny.edu/dept/history/lavender/footnote.html
(February 2006). [note: cite the month and year you found this
information]
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Endnote abbreviations
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p. references a single page
pp. references multiple pages
Ibid. (the abbreviation for the Latin Ibidem, meaning "the same") refers to the same title as the last endnote just cited before.
38Howard Smythe, Wanderings (London: Plantagenet Press, 1922),
p. 29.
39Ibid., pp. 36-7. [note: same title, different pages]
40Ibid. [note: same title, same page]
Idem the Latin term for the same author.
38Howard Smythe, Wanderings (London: Plantagenet Press, 1922),
p. 29.
39Idem, Ramblings (London: Plantagenet Press, 1924), p. 130.
[note: no period after Idem]
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Bibliographic Citations
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Numerous approaches to bibliographic citations exist: Turabian, Chicago
Manual of Style and the MLA all have their fans. Again, consistency is
the key to your choice. The information below comes from the MLA.
Extensive bibliographies are best organized by category.
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Book
Smythe, Howard. Wanderings. London: Plantagenet Press, 1922. Jackson,
Sid and Shirley Bassett. Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. New York:
Greentree Press, 1987.
Journal Article
Maurice Anderson. "Secondary Education in America." Education Quarterly 22.3 (1996): p. 17.
Newspaper or Magazine Article
Dickson, Alicia. "Professor Confirms Presence of Hydrocarbons on Pluto." The New York Times, 26 April 1938: C8.
Encyclopedia Article
Wilson, Ann. "Reptiles." The Encyclopedia Americana. International ed. 1995.
Dissertations
Sanderson, Alan. "The Life and Times of Sylvania Witheringstone." PhD. Diss. University of Dallas, 1971.
Website
"How to Cite, Using Footnotes: Using the Chicago Manual of Style."
2004. City University of New York. 16 Feb. 2006.
<http://www.library.csi.cuny.edu/dept/history/lavender/footnote.html>
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