Endnotes (End of Chapter)

Adding chapter endnotes is an effective way to properly cite your work; they are used to cite, reference or expand upon items in the main body of your book’s text. Endnotes differ from footnotes in that they appear at the end of a chapter in the same-sized font used in the main text, rather than being entered in a smaller font at the bottom of the page where the citation occurs. Some sources recommend that you use endnotes in place of footnotes as a way to avoid overcrowding individual pages with varying text elements.

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At Media City Publishers, we use the Chicago Manual of Style citation guidelines for formatting your endnotes. To learn more or to order this design service.