Volume number
When citing a book, it is important to include the volume number of the book. This number is usually noted on the title page or on the cover of the book. In addition, it should be noted with the Works Cited entry. You can also include the page number in the text.
Order of authors
When citing a work of literature, the order of authors in book pages is important. For works by multiple authors, the first author should appear first, and any other authors should be listed after them. In works with three or more authors, the order of authors can be negotiated. There are strict guidelines for first and last authors, but the order of authors in the middle can be flexible.
The order of authors on book pages is usually determined by the amount of intellectual contribution each author made. Typically, the author with the largest intellectual contribution is the first author. The authors who contributed less should be listed after them. The order of authors can be alphabetical, reverse alphabetical, or random, but the authors must agree to the method prior to publication.
If you are writing a research paper, you will have several authors. In some cases, the order is determined by research groups. For example, some research groups designate the first author to be the corresponding author. In other cases, an author may be the first and corresponding author at the same time. It is important to decide on the order of authors early in the research process. This is important for all parties involved.
Choosing the order of authors for a book page can be difficult. In some cases, authors are listed in a specific order based on their contributions to the book or the manuscript. Some journals may require a detailed note about each author’s contribution, so it’s important to follow guidelines for your target journal.
Using the city of publication
The city of publication should be used only when a book is published before 1900. It should also only be used for books published in more than one country. The first author’s last name should be listed first. If there are two authors listed, you can use both of their last names. For example, if two authors wrote Kung Fu: History, Philosophy, and Technique, you should list their first and last names.
Older works may only have one primary author. However, many Shakespeare publications give credit to an editor. The editor may have made decisions on which earlier versions to trust and which words would need additional explanation. In these cases, the original author’s name, title, and “Ed.” for “edited by” should be used, along with the publication year.
The publisher and year of publication should be included in a Works Cited entry. A copyright page should also be listed if one exists. For an article or book that was published in a journal, the year of publication should be listed in brackets. If a work is published in several volumes, it is best to include both volumes and pages in the Works Cited entry.