The variety of nonfiction subject matter published by scholars in academia is astounding in both quantity and qualitative depth of thought and research on a variety of fascinating topics. Fortunately, we have a great team of partners and associates with interests and expertise in many subject areas, from history and biography to sciences and the arts.
Along with structuring detailed indexes for expert colleagues as well as general readers of these scholarly books, we have also provided proofreading assistance to ensure a clean copy for publication.
A small sampling of our favorite projects over the past year or two (plus links to the book on Amazon.com where indexes are available in the Look Inside) includes:
- Reading Du Bois: An Afrocentric Critique of the Color Line, by Smith/Ade and Asante
- Enmity and Empathy: Japanese Americans in Minnesota during World War II, by Ka F. Wong
- even strange ghosts can be shared: Collected Letters of Jack Spicer, Killian, Holt, and Benjamin, eds.
- The History of Whiskey, by Robin Robinson
- The Jazz Barn: Music Inn, the Berkshires, and the Place of Jazz in American Life, by John Gennari
- Modern Jewish Ethics since 1970, Crane, Filler, and Wasserman, eds.
- Queer Allusion: Poetic Connections from Wilde to Ginsberg, by Florian Gargaillo
- Thoroughbred Nation: Making America at the Racetrack, by Natalie A. Zacek