Martin Tulic
Freelance indexer

anindexer@nyc.rr.com
718.275.6641 phone
718.275.6964 fax

Qualifications

Professionally trained indexer
Member, American Society of Indexers
Qualified in general, academic and technical areas
Accustomed to working under demanding deadlines
Publishers include Columbia University Press, Johns Hopkins University Press, New York University Press, Palgrave, Routledge, Scholarly Resources, Transaction Publishers

Areas of special interest

Recent indexing experience

Anthologies about the death penalty; epic and the novel; media and democracy in Africa; the philosophy of Fascism; politics in postwar America
Books about aging, memory and the nature of thought; the battle of Gettysburg; the decline of democracy in the U.S.; the end of America's empire; ethnoarchaeology of African settlements; indigenous peoples in Chiapas, Mexico; Islamic and Middle Eastern politics; law and justice as depicted on American television; Lubavitch girls in Brooklyn, New York; Nazism in pre-WWII America; Peronist Argentina; political psychology; religion in Europe at the end of the 20th century; Turkish foreign policy; white supremacy and Japan's attack on the British Empire
Collected writings of a major Black intellectual
Collective biography of notable Americans since Reconstruction
Cumulative index for a quarterly published by a large service organization
Encyclopedias of the Enlightenment (parts); of world literature (parts)
Statistical yearbook published by an international peacekeeping organization
Textbooks about the history of art (2-volumes); the history of Western architecture
See also Sample indexes

Professional affiliations

Education

St. John's University, 2002 - Thesaurus design seminar, with Bella Weinberg
New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies, 2000 - Studied indexing with Frances Lennie of Indexing Research
BA, City College of New York, 1972, History

Interested in working together?

Call 718.275.6641 in the United States or Send E-mail describing your project and how to contact you.