How to Reach the Editor

This catalogue is maintained by a single editor who reviews every report personally. If you have noticed something that could be improved, or if you have a question that the site does not already answer, the best way to make contact is by email. The verified editorial address is editor@eigof.com.

What to Report

The following kinds of observations are especially helpful:

• Incorrect metadata — a wrong title, misspelled author name, or inaccurate category placement (for example, a book listed under Fantasy Juvenile Worlds that belongs in Science Fiction Utopias).
• Unreadable or corrupted files — a download that fails to open, displays garbled text, or is missing chapters.
• Reader or device failures — an ebook that does not render correctly on a particular e-reader, tablet, phone, or browser.
• Accessibility problems — missing alt text for illustrations, poor contrast, or screen-reader incompatibility.
• Privacy questions — inquiries about how your data is handled, or requests related to the site’s privacy practices.
• Copyright or rights concerns — if you believe a title may not be in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights to a work that appears here.
• General editorial observations — suggestions for new categories, additional reading notes, or corrections to the background essays that accompany titles such as The Lone Ranger Rides — Context and Discussion or Brownies and Bogles — Edition Insights.

What to Include in Your Email

To help the editor act quickly, please provide as many of the following details as are relevant:

• The exact page URL where the issue appears.
• The full title of the ebook (for example, Beau Brocade: A Romance — Key Ideas to Explore).
• The file format you tried to use (EPUB, PDF, MOBI, HTML, etc.).
• The device, operating system, or browser you were using.
• A clear description of the problem you encountered.
• If your message concerns copyright, any supporting information about the work’s rights status in your country.

What Not to Expect

This is a small independent operation. There is no phone number, no physical address, and no automated contact form. The editor reads every message but cannot guarantee a specific response time. Complex issues — especially those involving rights or large-scale metadata corrections — may take longer to resolve.

How to Frame Your Message

When you write, a brief subject line that summarises the nature of your report helps the editor triage incoming mail. For example, “Metadata query — Mollie's Prince” or “File error — The Smuggler” gives an immediate sense of the topic. If your message relates to a specific reading companion or edition insight, mentioning the full title (such as His Majesty's Well-Beloved — A Closer Reading) ensures the editor can locate the relevant page quickly.

For accessibility reports, describing the assistive technology you rely on — screen reader software, magnification settings, or voice control — allows the editor to reproduce the issue and test fixes more effectively. Similarly, if you are reporting a display problem on a particular device, including the model name or browser version can be helpful.

If you have a suggestion for a new category or a title you believe belongs in the catalogue, a brief explanation of why the work fits the library’s focus on early modern and classic English literature will be considered carefully. The editor cannot promise to act on every suggestion but appreciates the thought behind each one.

Thank you for helping to keep this library accurate and useful for every reader.