Marian Aird, MA (Cantab) MA MSocInd (Adv)

I have indexed major studies of the First and Second World Wars, the Franco-Prussian war, the French revolution, Italian politics, Russian history, histories of revolution and war, and historical biography.

Books on British history range from Stone Age archaeological studies through Tudor and Stuart histories, 17th century religious dissent, the Scottish clearances, histories of London and an analysis of post-Brexit Britain.

I have indexed a wide range of books on aspects of cultural life and history, including books on women’s history, gender studies, publishing, social mobility and religious and political movements.

I recently provided the index to the updated Penguin History of Economics, as well as other books on economic growth and the history of economics.

How Religion Evolved, by Robin Dunbar
Defining God, by Patrick Whitworth
And Did Those Feet, by Patrick Whitworth
The Catholics, by Roy Hattersley
Fields of Blood, by Karen Armstrong
The Encyclicals of Benedict XVI

I recently indexed The Story of Art without Men, by Katy Hessel. I’ve also indexed exhibition catalogues, books on art, aesthetics and architecture, and studies of Linda Nochlin and Jackson Pollock.

I’ve indexed books on Scottish song, Korean Music drama, French piano music, organ recitals, World music and 17th century French song, as well as biographies of Richard Wagner, Benjamin Britten, Michael Tippett and recently Paul McCartney’s Lyrics.

Books on poetry, American literature, crime fiction, and on literary figures including Milton, T.S. Eliot, Mary Wesley and David Lodge.

I’ve indexed books on Greek and Roman politics, American politics, Middle Eastern politics, Marxism, the history of the Liberal Party, the European Union and Brexit. I’ve also indexed several political memoires, including those of Chris Patten and Harriet Harman.

I’ve provided the index for the Pelican introduction to Greek and Roman Political Ideas, Roger Tomlin’s Britannia Romana, and Stephen Fry’s Heroes and Troy

Books on autism, depression, mental health and memory and women’s mental health.