- 1). Parenthetically cite the last name of the author, date of publication and page number, letting "n.d." stand in for the unknown date of publication. For example:
(White, n.d., p. 19) - 2). Cite directly after a quote or paraphrase from the source material. For example:
One of the best ways to cook fish is "with a little bit of garlic, but not too much" (White, n.d., p. 19). - 3). Organize your reference list entry as usual, replacing the date of publication with "n.d." For example, your reference list entry for a non-periodical website with no date of publication listed might appear as follows:
White, S. (n.d.). Tips for cooking fish. Retrieved from http://www.cooking.com/fish/recipe1653.htm
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