Catherine Hookway

Indexes include The Book About Getting Older by Lucy Pollock, Feel Great, Lose Weight by Rangan Chatterjee, Fitter, Healthier, Happier by Kate Ferdinand, In Your Prime: Older, Wiser, Happier by India Knight, and six titles in Routledge’s Art of Living series including Wellbeing by Mark Vernon and Distraction by Damon Young.

Indexes include Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by Julie Smith, How to Be Human and A Mindfulness Guide for the Frazzled, both by Ruby Wax, The Worst Girl Gang in the World Ever by Bex Gunn and Laura Buckingham, and Manifest by Roxie Nafousi.

I am a philosophy graduate and have indexed well over 100 books in this area, mostly for an academic-level readership. I have a particular interest in ethics, applied philosophy and political philosophy. Recent indexes include The Things That Really Matter by Michael Hauskeller (UCL Press), Hegel’s Political Philosophy ed. Evangelia Sembou (Peter Lang), Deleuze, Guattari and the Art of Multiplicity eds. Radek Przedpełski and Stephen Wilmer (EUP)

Indexes include Ethics for Engineers by Anthony Bainbridge (Taylor & Francis), Understanding Virtue Ethics by Stan Van Hooft (Acumen), Morality and Public Policy by Clem Henricson (Policy Press).

Experience of indexing current affairs and political theory and philosophy. Recent indexes include The War Against the BBC by Patrick Barwise and Peter York, Underground Asia: Global Revolutionaries and the Assault on Empire by Tim Harper, Who Can You Trust? by Rachel Botsman, Hegel’s Political Philosophy edited by Evangelia Sembou.

Indexes include The Edinburgh Companion to the Short Story in English eds. Delaney and Hunter, Literary Manuscript Culture in Romantic Britain by Kate Levy, An Introduction to English Poetry by James Fenton, How Good is Your Grammar? by John Sutherland, The Libyan Novel by Charis Olszok, Writing Nature in Cold War America by Sarah Daw, The Diaries of Katherine Mansfield edited by Gerri Kimber and Claire Davison.

Indexes include The Edinburgh History of the British and Irish Press, Volume 2 (EUP), With Inky Blots and Rotten Parchment by Ian Hopton, Hidden Histories by Mary Ann Ochota (Frances Lincoln), Murder Maps USA: Phrenology to Fingerprint 1811-1911 by Adam Selzer (Thames and Hudson).

Indexes include London: A Travel Guide Through Time by Matthew Green, The Trouser People: A Quest For the Victorian Footballer Who Made Burma Play the Empire’s Game by Andrew Marshall, Reclaiming Our Land by Rob Gibson

Indexes include Underground Asia: Global Revolutionaries and the Assault on Empire by Tim Harper (Penguin), Cold War Legacies by Beck and Bishop (EUP).

Indexes include A View of Epping Forest by Nicholas Haggar and A History of Alexandra Park (Friends of Alexandra Park).

RHS Level 3 Horticulture qualification and worked as a gardener at Chenies Manor House for several years. Good knowledge of botanical/Latin plant names. Recent indexes include Place-Making: The Art of Capability Brown by John Phibbs (Historic England).

Indexes include Landscape Architecture and Environmental Sustainability by Joshua Zeunert (Bloomsbury) and The Routledge Companion to Landscape Studies by Peter Howard and Ian Thompson (Routledge).

Indexes include Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by Julie Smith (Penguin), Ruby Wax’s A Mindfulness Guide for the Frazzled and How to be Human (Penguin), Antonia White and Manic Depressive Illness by Patricia Moran (EUP).

Indexes include The Full Diet by Saira Hameed, Gastrophysics by Charles Spence, Feel Great, Lose Weight by Rangan Chatterjee, Hunger by Raymond Tallis.

Many cookery books indexed, most recently Soup, Broth, Bread by Rachel Allen and One Pot Vegan by Roxy Pope and Ben Pook.

Indexing experience in monographs, art history and theory, including Catholica: The Visual Culture of Catholicism by Suzanna Ivanic (Thames and Hudson), Empathic Vision: Affect, Trauma and Contemporary Art and Practical Aesthetics both by Jill Bennett, Pop Art: A Colourful History by Alastair Sooke (Penguin)

Indexes include Women in Design by Anne Massey (Thames and Hudson), Robert Adam and His Brothers by Colin Thom (Historic England)