You can look up the titles of articles in this series of websites by using the rotated index in the http://www.oocities.org/GrossmanArticles website. A rotated index is sometimes called a permuted index.

The rotated index allows you to search for any non-trivial word in the title.

Our rotated index will be modified. We use the following rules:

• All capitalized words in the title are rotated
• Some geographical locations two or more words, such as United States, New York, or Ivory Coast. In those cases, only the first of the two words in the place name is rotated
• All parts of a person's name that are included in a title are rotated. That includes any listed first (given) name, middle name (but not an initial), and last name (surname)

Most rotated indexes appear with part of the title on either side of the entry word. Our modified rotated index shows the rotated word in bold unless it is the first word.

The following list gives an example of our modified rotated index:

• But are you the real David Grossman?
• But are you the real David Grossman?
• But are you the real David Grossman?
• But are you the real David Grossman?
• But are you the real David Grossman?

Articles and conjunctions are irrelevant for searches, so they are never indexed.