I’ll never give up real, paper books (hardcopy) but I love ebooks, too, although I have a serious pet peeve about ebooks: indexes that are “dead.” A book without any index is sad, but a book with an unusable index is no only frustrating but not just plain painful. A lot of time and thought […]
The Power of Partnership
Our founding partner, Richard Shrout mentioned the other day that we are still unique in our business model, which has endured since 2006. Our collegial partnership of book indexers, taxonomists, and editors has served us very well over the years. This is a good time to go over the workings of this little group of […]
The Comfort Zone
As an indexer (probably an introvert), working from home, with only the cat to supervise my work, I have escaped the stress of employment. I don’t have to trek out daily regardless of the weather to deal with people who may be wishing that they were still at home. That does not mean that there […]
PI’s Evolving Partnership
We’ve been working some interesting changes here at Potomac Indexing over the past six months, including partner departures and arrivals, and a new legal home for PI. Two of our long-time partners, Seth Maislin and Kay Schlembach, have retired as Potomac Indexing partners as of the first of January this year, and we will definitely […]