BIBLIOGRAPHY 1.9, p. 185, 9th edition, When citing a letter as part of a collection, cite the individual letter in the notes and the entire collection in the bibliography. Example of bibliography: Turabien. Example of bibliography: Turabian, Creation of an annotated bibliography This link opens in a new window Example of bibliography: Turabian. The basic format of a book citation requires stating the author's name, book title, publisher's name, and publication date. Edited, the th edition of Turabian presented in this guide is based on the th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style and is adopted for student research papers. This format is primarily used by the UW-Whitewater History Department and the one highlighted in this guide. Check with your professor which version of Turabian to use for your paper. Turabian's writing style is taken from Kate L. Turabian's Handbook for Writers of Research Articles, Thesis, and Dissertations. Turabian is the student version of the Chicago Manual of Style. It is important to note that Turabian has two different formatting approaches, the Notes-Bibliography style and the Author-Date style. The bibliographic style accompanies the notes: Longenecker, Richard N. “Acts”. In John and Acts, vol. 9, The Expositor's Bible Commentary: With the New International Version, edited by Frank E. G belein, 205-573.BIBLIOGRAPHY FOUR OR MORE AUTHORS, Up to ten publishing authors should be included in the bibliography. For sources with more than ten authors, include the first seven authors in the bibliography, followed by et al. Format: Last Name, First Name Initial. First name Second initial. Last name, first name Middle initial. Family name first name. Title of the book. City of publication, publisher, publication. Date. If the cited book was previously published, is from a publisher with offices in multiple countries, or is from a publisher largely unknown in the United States, indicate the city in which the book was published. Otherwise, it can be left aside.