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Featured Snippet — How To Cite A Paper Under Review APA 7: Author. (Year). Title of manuscript [Manuscript submitted for publication]; cite a public preprint

For a paper under review, cite it as an unpublished manuscript—or as a preprint if public—with author, year, title, and a bracketed status label.

An MLA review citation lists the reviewer, the review title, “Review of” + the work and creator, then the container, date, and pages or URL.

In MLA, cite a review with reviewer, title or description, the phrase ‘Review of’ + the work, container, date, and location.

To cite for a literature review, link each claim to a reliable source and apply your style’s in-text and reference rules consistently.

For a review, cite the reviewer’s surname in the text, then add year or page per style; the “review of” detail lives in the reference list, not the in-text.

To cite a review article in APA 7th edition, list author(s), year, article title, journal, volume(issue), page range or article number, and the DOI.

Cite a review article like any journal article: author(s), year, article title, journal, volume(issue), pages, and DOI or URL per your style.

Chicago review citations use the reviewer as author, add “review of Work” after the title, then give the source, date, and pages or URL/DOI.

In APA 7, a review article is cited like any journal article: author, year, title, journal, volume(issue), pages, and a DOI or URL when available.