Please note If "Anonymous" is the identified author of a work, use this designation (see Works with an anonymous author).
Examples of works that stand alone include:
When the author of a work is unknown, cite the work by its italicized title (if the title is long, use a shortened title). In doing so, write with a capital letter:
The title of the work cited below is: About marriages that work: Marriage secrets from couples married 25 years or more.
In the reference list, the full title (not in italics) is listed on the author position. Only the first word of the title and the subtitle, and any proper nouns are capitalized.
Please note If "Anonymous" is the identified author of a work, use this designation (see the text box below for an example).
Examples include:
Cite the work by its title, enclosed in double quotation marks (if the title is long, use a shortened title). In doing so, write with a capital letter:
The title of the cited work in the example below is: Fighting against plagiarism in Dutch universities: The need for intellectual honesty.
In the reference list, the full title (without double quotation marks) is listed in the author position. Only the first word of the title and the subtitle, and any proper nouns are capitalized.
Please note Cite a work by the designation "Anonymous" only if the author is explicitly referred to as such. If the author is unknown, use the format described above.