English 2330 – Paper Format

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Your Name

Dr. Call

English 2330

6 March 2020

Your Title (Centered)

The first line of your paper begins here. Notice that the spacing between every line is the same. Also note that there are no quotation marks around the paper’s own title.

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Works Cited

Cervantes, Miguel de. Don Quixote. Translated by Samuel Putnam. The Norton

Anthology of World Literature: Shorter Fourth Edition. Edited by Martin Puchner. Vol. 1. Norton, 2019, pp. 1545-1641.

Crane, Stephen. “The Blue Hotel.” Class Hand-Out. English 2330-01. Austin Peay

State University. Spring 2020.

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Parenthetical Citations

Don Quixote’s problems began when “from so little sleeping and so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his mind” (Cervantes 1677).

Don Quixote’s problems began, Cervantes notes, when “from so little sleeping and so much reading, his brain dried up and he went completely out of his mind” (1677).

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When citing from the Bible in the body of your paper, simply follow the quoted excerpt with a parenthetical citation listing the book, chapter, and verse reference. For example, (Matthew 5:8). On the Works Cited page, simply list the edition of the Bible you are using. You only need to list it once, no matter how many verses you cite from that edition.

If you include citations from other versions, list each version separately on your Works Cited page, but only once. However, be sure to identify the different versions in the parenthetical citations in the body of the essay following the selected quotations from that version.

If you are using the biblical translations included in your textbook, you may simply cite the relevant page number in the body of the paper. Then, list the class text on the Works Cited page using the model on the previous page.