How to Reach the Editor

We welcome thoughtful correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. Your observations help us maintain a catalogue that is both accurate and respectful of the works we present. The quickest way to share feedback is by writing to editor@vuiya.com. This address reaches Sarah Beckett, the catalogue editor, who reviews each message personally.

When to Write

There are many useful reasons to get in touch. If you notice an error in a title, author attribution, or category placement, please let us know. For example, a book listed under Fantasy Classics might belong more naturally in Myths Legends, or a companion guide may have been mislabelled as an edition. We also want to hear about any file that does not open correctly, displays garbled text, or fails to render on your device or browser. Accessibility problems—such as missing alt text, poor contrast, or incompatibility with screen readers—are especially important for us to address.

If you have a privacy question, a copyright or rights concern, or simply an editorial observation about a particular work, your message is welcome. We also appreciate general suggestions about the catalogue's structure, thematic groupings, or reading notes. For instance, you might propose a new category for a specific genre or flag a work that seems out of place. Even a brief note about how you use the library helps us understand our readers better.

What to Include

To help us act quickly, please include the following details when you report an issue:

• The exact URL (web address) of the page where you encountered the problem.
• The full title of the ebook or reading guide, as it appears in the catalogue.
• The file format (such as EPUB, PDF, or MOBI) if the issue is format-specific.
• The device or browser you were using (for example, Firefox on Windows, or the Kindle app on an iPad).
• A clear description of the observed problem: what you expected to happen and what actually occurred.
• If your message concerns copyright or rights, any supporting information you can share, such as the edition year, translator, or original source.

Messages that include these details can be resolved far more efficiently. We read every submission, though we may not be able to reply individually to each one. If you are reporting a technical issue, a screenshot or a brief description of the steps that led to the problem can be especially helpful. For editorial suggestions, a reference to a similar work or a comparison with another edition can clarify your point.

A Note on Rights

Our catalogue is built around works that are believed to be in the public domain in many countries. If you believe that a title has been included in error or that your rights have been affected, please provide the relevant details and we will review the matter promptly. We take such concerns seriously and will respond as soon as we have completed our assessment. Because copyright laws vary by jurisdiction, we cannot guarantee that every work is free of restrictions everywhere. Your input helps us maintain accuracy and respect for intellectual property.

Thank you for helping us keep the Fantasy & Folklore Library a reliable and enjoyable resource for everyone who loves these stories.