How to in Text Citation Multiple Authors Mla
If your source is by a corporation or organization, just use their name like an author. For example: (World Health Organization 14). Yes, even if it’s a boring report about taxes. If the group name is long, you can abbreviate it after the first mention, like (WHO 14). Just don’t get cute and abbreviate it to “W.H.O.” with periods—MLA hates periods in abbreviations unless it’s “etc.”
For sources with no author at all, use the title in quotation marks for articles, or italicize it for books. Example: (“Study Finds Coffee Is Good” 5). It feels weird, but it’s the same as how you’d introduce a movie you watched: “You know, that funny documentary about llamas?” Your reader will figure it out.