Contact the catalogue project
We welcome your observations and questions. Whether you have noticed an error in a title or author listing, a book placed in an unsuitable category, a file that will not open or displays incorrectly, or any other concern about the catalogue, please write to the editorial address below.
What to Report
Your report is most helpful when it includes the following details:
- Page URL – the exact web address where you saw the item.
- Ebook title – the full title as it appears on the site.
- If relevant, the Project Gutenberg source link associated with the ebook.
- Device or browser – the software and hardware you were using (e.g., Kindle Paperwhite, Firefox on Windows, Safari on iPhone).
- Observed problem – a clear description of what happened: garbled text, missing pages, failure to download, unresponsive links, or other unexpected behaviour.
- Rights information – if you believe a work is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, please indicate the country and the basis for your concern.
Accessibility
If you encounter difficulty reading or navigating any ebook, please let us know. We are committed to improving the accessibility of our files and welcome suggestions for alternative formats or structural improvements. For instance, if a scanned PDF lacks a table of contents or a reflowable EPUB has poor contrast, describing the issue helps us prioritize fixes.
Copyright and Rights
We strive to include only works that are in the public domain in the United States. If you hold rights to a title that appears here, or if you believe a work is not freely usable in a particular country, please write to us with supporting evidence. We will review the matter promptly. Note that public domain status varies by jurisdiction; a book that is free in the U.S. may still be under copyright elsewhere, and we rely on our users to help us understand these nuances.
General Editorial Observations
Readers who have studied the texts we catalogue often share valuable insights: a misattributed author, a missing volume, a better source edition, or a historical context note that could enrich a book's description. Such contributions help us serve the community more accurately. For example, if you notice that a sermon from 1848 has been placed in a category that does not reflect its themes, or that a reading companion could benefit from a reference to a related work, your feedback is welcome.
How to Reach Us
Please send all correspondence to [email protected]. This address reaches The catalogue groups works according to its available bibliographic records and subject scope. We read every message and appreciate your help in maintaining the quality of this archive. While we cannot guarantee a personal reply to every note, each submission is reviewed and considered for action.
Before You Write
If you are unsure whether an issue has already been addressed, you may wish to check the ebook's catalogue page for any notes or updates. Some corrections are applied without a formal announcement. For queries about a specific title, including the page URL helps us locate the record quickly.
Suggestions for New Content
We occasionally receive requests to add specific works to the catalogue. While we cannot promise to include every suggestion, we do consider each one. If you know of a public-domain text that fits our collection and is not yet listed, please let us know. Providing a source link or a reliable edition can speed up the review.