Indexing has given us multiple interesting perspectives on the human condition: the inner psychological life, and in relationship with others, both one on one, and in social structures. Making indexes for these types of books requires a focused mind and a feel for subjects with blurred semantic edges. We are a fascinating species, indeed!
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:
- Aviation as a Business: Clement M. Keys and the Formation of American Aviation, by Edward M. Young
- Discover the Power of Laughter, by Routman and Siegelman
- How to Survive a Hostile World: Power, Politics, and the Case for Realism, by Patrick Porter
- In All the Wars: A Militia Soldier in Colonial Massachusetts, by Lionel Youst
- Listening for Change: Letting Native American Voices Unsettle Our Avoidance, by M. B. Lang
- The New Economic Nationalism, by Bolle, Cohen-Setton, Sarsenbayev
- Polyamory For Dummies, by Jaime M. Grant