How to Reach the Editor

We welcome correspondence that helps us improve the catalogue and serve readers better. Whether you have spotted an error, encountered a technical problem, or wish to discuss a rights or privacy matter, we are glad to hear from you.

When to Write

You may wish to contact us for any of the following reasons:

• Metadata corrections — if an author name, title, or publication detail appears incorrect in a listing.
• Category placement — a title that seems misfiled among our sections, such as Exploration Survival Adventure Tales or Fantasy Juvenile Worlds.
• File or reading issues — unreadable files, broken formatting, missing illustrations, or failures on a particular device or browser.
• Accessibility concerns — if a format lacks proper heading structure, alt text, or other features that support screen readers or adaptive technology.
• Privacy questions — about the data we collect (if any) or how we handle reader information.
• Copyright or rights inquiries — if you believe a work in our catalogue is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights and wish to discuss a listing.
• General editorial observations — suggestions for additions, contextual notes, or improvements to the reading experience.

What to Include

To help us respond accurately and efficiently, please include the following details when relevant:

• The exact page URL where the issue appears.
• The full ebook title and author.
• The file format (e.g., EPUB, PDF, MOBI, plain text).
• The device, operating system, and browser or reading software you used.
• A clear description of the observed problem.
• If your message concerns copyright or rights, any supporting information about the work’s status or your interest.

Our Editorial Address

Please send all correspondence to editor@iyire.com. This address reaches the managing editor, F. Scott Christie, who personally reviews each message. We read every note carefully, though we cannot guarantee a specific response time.

What We Do Not Provide

We do not operate a telephone line, mailing address, or online contact form. All communication must be by email. We do not offer technical support for third-party devices or software beyond the files we distribute.

Guidance for Different Types of Inquiries

To ensure your message reaches the right attention quickly, consider the following:

• For metadata or category issues — include the exact title and author as listed, and if possible, a reference to a reliable source (such as a library catalogue or scholarly edition) that supports the correction.
• For file or reading problems — describe whether the issue occurs in all formats or only a specific one. If the file fails to open entirely, note the error message or behaviour you observe.
• For accessibility feedback — specify which assistive technology you are using and which elements (headings, alt text, reading order) need improvement. We are committed to making our collection usable by all readers.
• For copyright or rights concerns — provide details about the work, your relationship to it (if any), and the jurisdiction in which you believe the work may not be public domain. We take such inquiries seriously and will review them promptly.

Our Response Approach

Each message is read and considered. For substantive issues, we may follow up with questions or a summary of actions taken. For common queries, we may direct you to existing help pages or FAQ sections. While we cannot respond to every message individually, we value all input and use it to refine the catalogue.

If you have not received a reply within a reasonable period, you are welcome to send a brief follow-up. Please keep follow-up messages concise and reference your original email.

Thank you for helping us maintain a reliable and thoughtful catalogue of public-domain literature.