Contact the catalogue project
We welcome your observations and inquiries. Whether you have noticed a factual error in a title or author listing, a misclassification within a category, a file that will not open or renders poorly on your device, or an accessibility barrier that makes reading difficult, please let us know. Your reports help us refine the catalogue for every reader.
What to Include
To help us investigate efficiently, please provide as many of the following details as possible:
- The exact URL of the page where you encountered the issue.
- The full title of the ebook.
- The file format you attempted to use (ePub, PDF, HTML, etc.).
- The device, browser, or reading software you were using.
- A clear description of the problem: garbled text, missing pages, broken links, incorrect metadata, or any other difficulty.
- If your concern involves copyright or rights, please include any supporting information you hold.
Editorial Correspondence
All communications should be directed to the editorial desk at editor@aqowa.com. The catalogue groups works according to its available bibliographic records and subject scope. Please allow a reasonable interval for a reply; we read every submission carefully.
Privacy and Data Use
When you write to us, we will retain your email address and the contents of your message only for as long as necessary to address your query. We do not share your contact details with third parties or use them for marketing. If you request deletion of your correspondence, we will honour that request promptly.
Copyright and Rights Concerns
If you believe any work in the catalogue infringes your copyright or is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, please describe the work and your interest in it. We take such matters seriously and will review your claim. Because copyright laws vary by country, we cannot guarantee that every title is free of restrictions everywhere.
General Observations
We also value general editorial feedback—suggestions for new titles, thoughts on the reading guides, or notes on historical context that might enrich a work’s presentation. While we cannot promise to incorporate every idea, your perspective contributes to the library’s ongoing improvement.
Accessibility Reporting
If you encounter difficulties with screen readers, colour contrast, or other accessibility features, please describe the specific barrier. We are committed to making our texts usable for all readers and will work to address such issues in future updates.
Technical Issues with Files
For problems such as corrupted downloads, missing images, or formatting errors in a particular format, specifying the exact file type (e.g., ePub, PDF, HTML) and the software used helps us reproduce and fix the error more quickly.
Guidance for Specific Types of Reports
If you are reporting a problem with a reading guide—for instance, a broken link in the context notes of The war drama of the Eagles — Background and Themes or a misattributed quotation in Napoleon's British visitors and captives, 1801-1815 — Key Ideas to Explore—please mention the guide title. For catalogue misclassifications, such as a work placed in History, Empires & Change that you believe belongs in Lives, Customs & Historical Worlds, include the category name and your reasoning. This helps us adjust the taxonomy more accurately.
Response Times and Follow-ups
While we aim to acknowledge every message within a few days, complex issues—particularly those involving rights research or file reparation—may require additional time. If you have not received a reply after two weeks, feel free to send a polite follow-up. We appreciate your patience and understand that your time is valuable.
Thank you for helping us maintain a reliable and accessible collection of historical texts.