Citing+Sources

Content that comes **from an outside source** should be given a citation. Please **include the last author's name** in the text or in parentheses after the content, and then **link** that name to your original source. If your source was not electronic, then include the page number with the author's name. I will request a Works Cited page on a one-on-one basis, if the need arises.

**For the purpose of //this// assignment...**
Images fall into two categories:
 * 1) Just for **visual enhancement**. __No citation__. //Example//: a picture of the cover of your book or of your author.
 * 2) For **informational purposes**. __Citation__, same as above--If necessary, replace the author with the appropriate creator. //Example//: A graph or map or newspaper photo.

**Here's how these citations look:**
A key theme in //Of Mice and Men// is the importance of remaining connected to each other. Robert [|Heinlein], a Science Fiction writer, echoes this theme in his "This I Believe" essay about being neighborly.

One trait of Steinbeck as an author is his expolration of "human beings [as] biologically and culturally connected to the universe and [the use of] human will to blend past and future" ([|Lewis]).

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