Works Cited -- A chapter in an anthology, reference, or collection: George, Hilda. “My Mother’s Orchard.” Mothers and Daughters, edited by Shauna Clarke and S. Chen, Apple Press, 1988, pp. 34-45. A chapter with two authors: Howell, John and Louisa O’Malley. “The Sailboat.” Atlantic Dreams, edited by Harriet Oak, UNI Press, 1960, pp. 102-109. A chapter with three or more authors: Perkins, Karen, et al. “Over the Rainbow.” Queering the Canon, edited by Allen Albertson and T. Huang, Opal Books, 1981, pp. 340-347. In-Text Citations -- A chapter with one author: Birch bark is a highly useful material (Dover 99). A chapter with two authors: Scholars tend to agree that children’s literature “provides useful insight into the cultural climate” (Sing and Bentley 102). A chapter with three or more authors: Jordan et al. argue that Shakespeare’s female characters often challenge traditional notions of ideal femininity (223).