MLA Made Easy: Your Concise Guide to the 9th Edition - Mark Hatala

\n \nMLA Made Easy was written specifically for the 9th edition of the MLA Handbook, and concisely covers: \n \n \n\n \nFinding appropriate sources using online resources, databases, books, and journal articles.\n \nWriting your paper from opening paragraph to conclusion.\n \nCorrectly using in-text citation for all of your sources, from books to blogs.\n \nCiting written works such as research journals, comic books, magazines, dictionaries, plays, poems, anthologies, Supreme Court cases, and so much more!\n \nCiting audiovisual media such as YouTube, TED talks, TV shows, performances, and podcasts.\n \nCiting social media such as Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Tumblr!\n \nCiting websites with one author, multiple authors, and no authors!\n \n \n\n \nThe book also includes TWO annotated A student papers!\n \nThe first examines female identity in Shakespeare's Macbeth\n \nThe second is an analysis of Sherman Alexie's poem Victory\n \nBoth incorporate 14 sources from a wide variety of academic works!\n \n \n\n \nYou've found the right (or write) resource to learn 9th edition MLA style!\n \n \n\n \nMark Hatala has been teaching writing at the college level for over 25 years!\n \n \n\n