Book Writing Basics : How to Cite a Jointly-Published Book That Does Not Have an Author

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Channel: ehow · 2009 · Howto & Style

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To cite a jointly published book that does not have an author, simply writing the editor's last name followed by their first name, then "ed" followed by a period, and then write the title of the book and other publication information. Cite a jointly published book with information from a writing and communications specialist in this free video on writing.

Expert: Brenda Martin
Contact: www.brenmarcommunications.com
Bio: Brenda Darnley Martin has a true appreciation for the art of communication, considering words - written, spoken and unspoken - to be the music of her life.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

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