The Question:
How do you format book chapters if there are more than three editors?
The Answer:
If there are up to five editors, you list all of the editors (with an & between the last two):T. Frogmouth, S. Goose, B. Swallow & B. Heron (Eds.)
If there are six or more editors, list the first editor followed by et al.:
T. Frogmouth et al. (Eds.)
The Example:
(Less than six):
Stone-Curlew, B. (2013). Stillness as a form of defence. In T. Frogmouth, S. Goose, B. Swallow & B. Heron (Eds.), Camouflage: The essential life skill (pp. 84-102). Birdsville, Australia: Crazy Chook Press.
(Six or more):
Stone-Curlew, B. (2013). Stillness as a form of defence. In T. Frogmouth et al. (Eds.), Camouflage: The essential life skill (pp. 84-102). Birdsville, Australia: Crazy Chook Press.
Stone-Curlew, B. (2013). Stillness as a form of defence. In T. Frogmouth, S. Goose, B. Swallow & B. Heron (Eds.), Camouflage: The essential life skill (pp. 84-102). Birdsville, Australia: Crazy Chook Press.
(Six or more):
Stone-Curlew, B. (2013). Stillness as a form of defence. In T. Frogmouth et al. (Eds.), Camouflage: The essential life skill (pp. 84-102). Birdsville, Australia: Crazy Chook Press.
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