How to Reach the catalogue project
We welcome correspondence from readers who have taken the time to explore the catalogue. Whether you have noticed an error, encountered a technical difficulty, or wish to raise a question about the contents of a particular edition, the editorial office is the appropriate place to direct your message.
What to Report
The following matters are especially useful to bring to our attention:
- Metadata inaccuracies – an incorrect title, author name, category assignment, or publication detail.
- File or formatting problems – unreadable pages, missing illustrations, garbled text, or a format that does not open on your device or in your preferred reading software.
- Reader failures – a file that fails to download, a link that leads nowhere, or a page that behaves unexpectedly in a particular browser or e-reader.
- Accessibility issues – missing alt text, poor contrast, or any barrier that prevents full use of the catalogue by assistive technologies.
- Privacy questions – concerns about data collection, cookies, or the handling of personal information you may have submitted.
- Copyright or rights concerns – if you believe a work in the catalogue is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights that you wish to discuss.
- General editorial observations – suggestions for additional context, corrections to reading notes, or other thoughtful remarks about the presentation of a work.
How to send catalogue correspondence to r@ouhna.com. To help us respond accurately and efficiently, include the following details when applicable:- The exact URL of the page where you found the issue.
- The full title of the ebook and, if known, the edition or imprint.
- The file format you were using (e.g., EPUB, PDF, HTML, MOBI).
- The device, operating system, and browser or reading application you were using.
- A clear description of the problem you observed.
- Any supporting information relevant to a rights concern, such as the jurisdiction and the basis of your claim.
What to Expect
Every message is read and considered. Because the catalogue is maintained by a small editorial team, we cannot guarantee a specific response time, but we do our best to acknowledge substantive reports and to correct verified errors in due course. Please note that we do not provide legal advice, and we are unable to respond to unsolicited marketing or partnership proposals.
Additional Guidance for Specific Concerns
If you are reporting a metadata inaccuracy for a title such as Redcoat Captain: A Story of That Country or The Chronic Loafer, please indicate the category under which the work currently appears (for example, “Time Travel Speculative Futures” or “Young Readers Enchanted Adventures”) so that we can locate the record quickly. For file or formatting problems, describing the exact location of garbled text or missing illustrations within the work helps us identify the source file. Accessibility reports are especially valuable: if you use assistive technology, any details about how a page fails to meet your needs will inform our improvements. For copyright concerns, please specify the jurisdiction and the nature of your rights, as public-domain status varies by country. General editorial observations about the reading notes for titles like Sweet Clover: A Romance of the White City or The Athelings; or, the Three Gifts. Vol. 1/3 are always welcome and contribute to the quality of the catalogue.
Thank you for helping us maintain a reliable and thoughtful collection of classic literature.