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What is an index?
An index is a map to a book. The purpose of an index is to
enable the reader to traverse the information presented in the
book in a useful manner. A good index not only makes a book more
accessible to the readers, but allows the book to be used as a
tool for researchers.
Anyone can draw a few
lines on a piece of paper, add a direction or two, and call it a
map. Someone who has a general idea of the area might even be
able to take that map and find their way to their destination.
How different this is from a map prepared by a professional
cartographer! When producing a map, a cartographer takes
into consideration not only the pertinent landmarks of the area,
but also the needs of the user. A well drawn map will
be able to guide the novice as well as the experienced
traveler.
I offer quality back of the
book indexes in a timely manner to meet your deadline needs.
I have a broad education in the sciences - particularly biology
- and liberal arts, and have a wide understanding of the
needs of all kinds of readers. You'll find my rates are very
competitive and I can be easily reached by e-mail, phone or
mail.
Thank you for your
consideration!
Dianna 
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