MLA Citation Guide (8th Edition): Zines

In MLA style, a pamphlet, Zine or brochure is cited like a book (p. 174, MLA Handbook, 2009)

• Include as much detail as possible.
• If your Zine has no author, or if the author is "anonymous" begin your citation with the title of the Zine.
• If your Zine has no date use n.d.
• If your Zine has no place of publication use N.p.
• If your Zine has unknown publisher (and most are self published) use n.p.

General Form

Last, First M. or Organization [if different than Publisher].ZineTitle. Place: Publisher, Date. Medium.

MLA (Print with Author)

McPherson, Cathy. Responding to the Abuse of People with Disabilities. Toronto: Advocacy Resource Centre for the Handicapped, 1990. Print.

MLA (Print no specific author)

Zine title. Place: Publisher, Date. Print.

Much Ado about Zines. Seattle: n.p., n.d. Print.

MLA (Online)

Modern Language Association. Language Study in the Age of Globalization: The College-Level  Experience. New York: MLA, n. d. MLA. MLA. Web. 24 July 2009.