Endnotes, recommended reading, bibliography (two bibliographies)
New to Zotero and grateful for all help. I'm writing a book. Currently in Word — one long document. What's the best way of achieving the following?
1. Body text containing endnote references.
2. Then a short (20 – 30 item) list of recommended reading.
3. Then the endnotes (several hundred).
4. Then a full bibliography (several hundred items), containing all the citations in the endnotes (and the recommended reading, though those citations are likely all in the endnotes too).
Many thanks!
1. Body text containing endnote references.
2. Then a short (20 – 30 item) list of recommended reading.
3. Then the endnotes (several hundred).
4. Then a full bibliography (several hundred items), containing all the citations in the endnotes (and the recommended reading, though those citations are likely all in the endnotes too).
Many thanks!
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adamsmithYou'd use a style like Chicago Manual (full note) to automate endnotes and bibliography. The recommended reading you'd just copy over from Zotero using "Create Bibliography" --> Clipboard, e.g. from a collection to which you've added those recommended items. That "recommended bibliography" (or however you'll call it) will be just text, so you can add comments/notes on why you're recommending something.
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adamsandellThanks so much, @adamsmith. That's exactly what I needed to know. Really appreciate it.