How to Reach Us

We welcome thoughtful correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. The simplest way to get in touch is by emailing [email protected], which reaches our anthology editor, David Lewis. He is the person best placed to address editorial matters, metadata corrections, and catalogue questions.

When to Write

You may wish to contact us for any of the following reasons:

• Metadata corrections — if a title, author name, or publication date appears incorrect for any ebook in the catalogue.
• Category placement — if a work seems misfiled within our categories such as “Adventure Picaresque Fiction” or “Fantasy Juvenile Worlds.”
• File or reading issues — if a downloaded ebook file is unreadable, contains garbled text, or fails to open on your device or browser.
• Accessibility concerns — if you encounter barriers using screen readers or other assistive technology with any of our files.
• Privacy questions — if you have queries about how we handle personal information (we keep no user accounts and do not track readers, but we are happy to clarify).
• Copyright or rights concerns — if you believe a work in the catalogue may not be in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you are a rights holder with a legitimate claim.
• General editorial observations — suggestions, corrections to our reading notes, or thoughts on a particular edition, such as those we publish under titles like Where the West begins — Themes and Context or The treasure of Mushroom Rock — Reading Notes.

What to Include in Your Message

To help us address your report efficiently, please include as many of the following details as are relevant:

• The exact URL (web address) of the page where you noticed the issue.
• The full ebook title and, if applicable, the specific edition or reading companion (e.g., Easy money — Reading Companion or The Loom of the Desert — Edition Insights).
• The file format you were using (EPUB, PDF, HTML, etc.).
• The device, operating system, or browser you were using when the problem occurred.
• A clear description of the observed problem — for example, “Chapter 3 is missing,” “The table of contents links are broken,” or “The text is too faint to read on a mobile screen.”
• If your message concerns copyright or rights, any supporting information you can provide about the work’s legal status in your country.

Our Editorial Approach

David Lewis reads every message personally. Because the catalogue is a one-editor project, you will not receive an automated reply or a guaranteed turnaround time. We do, however, take every report seriously and will respond when a correction is made or when further information is needed. We do not share your email address or use it for any purpose beyond responding to your message.

Thank you for helping us keep this collection accurate and accessible.