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I'm using bibtex to create a bibliography with xelatex.

I have to cite a paper presented to a workshop, but not published on a book or proceedings.

What @misc fields can I use?

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    Fran - you may get a better answer over at Tex.SE, although I think this is possibly on-topic here too.
    – justkt
    Commented Aug 2, 2011 at 20:46

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You can use the @unpublished record in BiBTeX to reference an unpublished article/paper. And, although you can get a better answer at Tex.SE as Fran said, it is more specific to technical questions relating to TeX/LaTeX/XeLaTeX/etc. rather than writing style. Ultimately, how you cite the unpublished paper will depend on your field of study and/or what bibliography style you use.

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Who are the participants? If you are giving it to a professional group- take a look at papers published by professionals in this group. THAT is what they will expect and appreciate. "We" hold others to the same "standards" we follow.

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