Mla Format in Text Citation More Than One Author
Now, three authors is a tiny party. MLA used to make you list all three, but as of the 9th edition, you still do. Yep, all three last names appear in your parentheses.
Your in-text citation looks like this: (Brown, Green, and White 127). Yes, use commas between the first two names, and an “and” before the last one. It’s like introducing the Three Musketeers, but with more parentheses.
When you name them in your sentence? Go ahead: “Brown, Green, and White suggest…” It’s a bit wordy, but it works. If you forget one, it’s like forgetting the drummer in a band—the rhythm falls apart.