So here’s the uplifting truth: MLA without an author isn’t a puzzle—it’s a clever shortcut. You don’t need a name to make your citation shine. You just need a title, a little punctuation, and the confidence of someone who knows that “Anonymous” is not your friend.
Next time you see a source with no author, wink at it. You’ve got this. And hey, if you mess up? No big deal—just fix it, laugh it off, and remember that even Shakespeare wrote plays with no byline sometimes (well, okay, he did, but you get the vibe). Keep citing, keep smiling, and may your Works Cited always be flawless.
