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I agree on the need to give an example when there is a problem to solve, which is exactly what I did here . But in the present case there was no specific problem, just a vague question on the possible means to achieve some goal, which does not need any (code) example, and to which any suggestion may ...

BTW, here is a workaround that seems to work — well, actually it works in my case, since I use different bibliography styles for the different bibliography sections : add to the .bst file the function
FUNCTION {mypreamble}
{
"\item[]" write$ newline$
"Some text." write$ newline$
}
Replace "Some ...

Hey, cool down please. The original question was clear and self-sufficient : "is there a command for preceeding the bibliography by an introduction ?" Without more information one can safely assume a basic environment. You suggestion was a good one and may be useful to someone else trying to achieve ...

Thanks for the replies. I am using a customised class derived from the book class. Another point I did not mention is that I am already using the multibib package, so the solution suggested by meho_r won't work.

gmedina's suggestion would work if I would like the same text to be printed in both ...

Hi,

I have certainly badly searched but keywords "latex introduction bibliography" constantly lead me to noise, so forgive me.

I would like my bibliography to be preceeded by an introduction. That is, between the title of the bibliography and the first entry. Is there a command for this ?

I guess ...

I managed to workaround this issue by using the multibib package (which documentation mentions that bibtopic is not compatible with unstorted styles…).

Note which might proves useful : the custom multibib citation command does not work out of the box in \caption environment, it leads to the ...

Hi,

I am using the package bibtopic , which allows to separate the bibliography into distinct sections. However I am encountering some difficulties : I can't manage to sort references in their order of appearance, even using a style like "unsrt". Here is a small example :
\documentclass[a4paper ...