Sue Klefstad Indexing

Sue Klefstad Indexing Freelance indexer See my website suetheindexer.com for a complete list of books I’ve indexed and three sample indexes. Thank you for reading through this.

My books indexed include the following categories:

• Archaeology
• The Arts
• Business/Financial
• Consciousness and Thought
• Education
• Law and Policy
• Literature
• Memoir
• Science/Health
• United States
• Word Embedded Indexing

Check out my articles on indexes and indexing at my website:

• American Society for Indexing Publishing Resources
• A Nonfiction Book Without an Index Is Like a To

wn Without Addresses
• Does Your Book Need an Index?
• How Is an Index Made?
• Should an Author Index Her Own Book?
• Can a Computer Write an Index?
• What Does an Indexer Need from the Author, Editor, or Publisher? My life experience includes:

PUBLISHING
• Freelance indexer/proofer, Sue Klefstad Indexing and Proofreading Services, 2011–present;
—American Society for Indexing (ASI) member since 2007
—Heartland Chapter ASI past president
• Packager, Electronic Publishing Services, 2011; also provided indexing services
• Compositor, Omegatype Typography, 2000–2011; also served as programmer/scripter, editorial assistant, and indexer
• Compositor, Publication Services, 1999–2000

SCIENCES
• Bachelor of Science in biology, University of Illinois, 1977
• College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Illinois, 1978–1979, first year only

TECHNOLOGY
• Computer support
• Digital imaging
• Network administration
• Programming
• Sound synthesis

Discover why my clients so enjoy working with me: I promptly and pleasantly deliver the index you are looking for. I look forward to working with you.

In the movie Oppenheimer, a fishbowl slowly fills with marbles that represent the purified uranium available for the Chi...
01/30/2024

In the movie Oppenheimer, a fishbowl slowly fills with marbles that represent the purified uranium available for the Chicago chain reaction experiment, the Trinity test, and two bombs.

We have Iowa State University chemist Dr. Harley Wilhelm to thank for those marbles-- and the purified uranium.

Prior to 1942, only a few grams of not-quite-pure uranium were known to exist. They needed tons. Chicago alone wanted 6 tons, but settled for far less for their chain-reaction experiment.
By November of 1944, Dr. Wilhelm's Ames, Iowa, team had produced 653 tons of pure uranium metal.

"Wilhelm's Way" is a fascinating book about Dr. Wilhelm and his astounding accomplishment. This link simply shows to book cover and its author:
https://www.lectures.iastate.edu/lectures/wilhelm%E2%80%99s-way-inspiring-story-isu-chemist-who-saved-manhattan-project

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