Biblography

Eddie discussed Biblography with us and how to write it in the correct manner; Eddie also showed us a programme called "zetero" which helps you keep track of books, journals or websites in the form of a biblography.

Eddie also made and showed us a game which helps with learning the correct way to write a biblography; which was very helpful and informative, the game had various pieces of information for the book, journal or website; which you then placed on the line and it told you if you were correct or wrong.

In a book reference entry it contains the following : -

• author or author's (surname, author(s) first name or initials)
• title (underlined)
• publisher (place of publication)
• date of publication ( in brackets)

In a Encyclopedia or Article it contains the following :-

• Title of the Encyclopedia or Artical
• Date of publication (in brackets)
• Title of Encyclopedia or Article
• Volume
• Publisher and place of publication
• page number

Contributions to books : -

• Author surname, initial(s) (contributing authors)
• Title of the Book or Article (with inverted commas)
• Editor surname, initial(s) (contributing editors)
• Year of publication
• Full title of the work contained (in italics to indicate the title)
• City of publication (publisher, pages of there contribution)

Here are my attempts of trying to bibliography :-

 Books

Steve Ince, Writing for Video Games (London: A & C Black, 2006).

Raph Koster, Theory of Fun for Game Design, 1st ed. (PARAGLYPH PRESS, 2005).

Articles

Adam Liptak, “Law Blocking Sale Of Violent Video Games To Minors Is Debated.,” New York Times (November 3, 2010): 16.

Dylan Loeb McClain, “Winning Over New Fans By Speeding Up the Game.,” New York Times (2010): 24.

Book Contributions

Jeff VanderMeer, The Thackery T. Lambshead pocket guide to eccentric & discredited diseases, 83rd edition, 1st ed. (San Francisco: Night Shade Books, 2003).

Paul Kincaid and British Science Fiction Association.;Mexicon., British science fiction and fantasy : twenty years and two surveys (Staffordshire [England]: Odd Two Out on behalf of British Science Fiction Association, 2010).