Interviews
The following is the format for citing interviews.
In standard MLA Format, the information should appear as follows.
** Citation in text appears in Grey following the Works Cited Notation**
Note: Entries for interviews begin with the name of the person being interviewed, not the interviewer.
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Published, titled: |
Wideman, John Edgar. "Home: An Interview with John Edgar Wideman." By Jessica Lustig. African American Review. Fall 1992: 453-457.
Mention in your text: "Lustig's review of..." See section 6.4.1 of the MLA Handbook for more information.
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Published, untitled: |
Kundera, Milan. Interview. New York Times 18 Jan. 1982, late ed., sec. 3: 13+.
Mention in your text: "The New York Times Review of..." See section 6.4.1 of the MLA Handbook for more information.
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Online interview: |
Kingston, Maxine Hong. "A MELUS Interview: Maxine Hong Kingston." By Marilyn Chin. MELUS Winter (89-90):57. MasterFILEPremier. EBSCOHost. Easton Area High School Lib., Easton, PA. 24 Apr. 2002 <http://www.epnet.com>.
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An interview you conduct: |
Rider, William. Personal interview. 3 Sept. 2002.
Mention in your text: "When Rider was interviewed..." See section 6.4.1 of the MLA Handbook for more information.
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Filmed Television: |
Blackmun, Harry. Interview with Ted Koppel and Nina Totenberg. Nightline. ABC. WABC, New York. 5 Apr. 1994.
Mention in your text: "Ted Koppel's interview of Harry Blackmun..." See section 6.4.1 of the MLA Handbook for more information.
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Filmed Videocassette: |
Wolfe, Tom. Interview. "The Wrong Stuff:" American Architecture. Dir. Tom Bettag. Videocassette. Carousel, 1983.
Mention in your text: "Tom Wolfe states..." See section 6.4.1 of the MLA Handbook for more information.