Mixing citation and bibliography references

[MBurer]

I have a document which includes Bookends citations in my footnotes, but I also want to have a bibliography at the end with important related works not cited previously in the document. Is there a way to include those references at the end with temporary citations, forcing Bookends to use bibliography style for them? I don't want to create a separate bibliography as it would be a much simpler workflow to have everything within the one document.

Thanks,
Michael Burer

[Jon]

You mean you want citations in the bibliography that don't appear in the text? Yes. You can insert "self-deleting" citations that will still appear in the bib by preceding them with an exclamation point:

{!temp cite}

Jon
Sonny Software

[MBurer]

Jon: Thanks for the quick response. That actually is not what I meant. I want to insert citations into my footnotes that will be formatted as citations, and then at the end of the same document I want to insert additional works that will be formatted in bibliography style. At this point I am not concerned with formatting a separate bibliography of all my cited works.

Thanks,
Michael

[Jon]

I guess I don't understand then. That's how Bookends always works. Your in-text citations (footnotes are in-text) will appear in the final citations form in the text (footnote) and in the bibliography format at the end (assuming you tell Bookends to generate a bibliography when you scan).

I don't understand this sentence:

"At this point I am not concerned with formatting a separate bibliography of all my cited works."

Please give a simple example of what you want for the final output.

Jon
Sonny Software

[MBurer]

The key for me is the books, etc., in the bibliography at the end will not have been cited earlier in the paper; they are additional helpful works for further study.

Perhaps I can rephrase the question differently: In the same document, can I make some temporary citations output as citation/footnote style and others as bibliography style?

[ozean]

I still think Jon’s original reply offers the solution for your problem: You can suppress the display of citations, so that they only appear in the bibliography, but not in-text or in footnotes. For me this works very nicely to include additional works that only appear in the bibliography (i.e. helpful stuff for further study).

[MBurer]

Is it possible to do the reverse, that is, suppress a citation so it doesn't occur in the bibliography?

[MBurer]

I just figured out the answer to that last question:

[$tempcite]

I think between using ! and $ I'll be able to do what I want. Thank you for the help!