How to Reach the Editorial Team

We welcome correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. Your observations help us maintain a reliable catalogue of public-domain literature. Below are the most useful reasons to write, along with guidance on what to include so we can act on your message efficiently.

When to Contact Us

• Metadata corrections — If you notice an incorrect title, author attribution, publication date, or category placement (e.g., a title listed under “Battles and Military History” that belongs elsewhere), please let us know. For example, a work like The Bradys' Race for Life should appear in the crime and mystery section rather than a history category.
• File or reading issues — If an ebook fails to open, displays garbled text, is missing chapters, or is unreadable on your device or browser, send the details. This includes problems with specific formats such as EPUB or PDF.
• Accessibility problems — If you encounter barriers using assistive technology (screen readers, text-to-speech, high-contrast modes), we want to hear about them. We are committed to improving access for all readers.
• Privacy questions — If you have a concern about how your personal data is handled, or wish to exercise a data right, direct your inquiry to the editorial address. We will address your request promptly.
• Copyright or rights concerns — If you believe a title in the catalogue is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you are a rights holder with a claim, please provide the relevant details. We take such matters seriously and will review the work in question.
• General editorial observations — Suggestions for new categories, additional context for a work, or scholarly notes are always appreciated. For instance, if you have insights on The Undying Fire or Merry Tales, we would love to hear them.

What to Include in Your Message

To help us investigate promptly, please include as many of the following as are relevant:

• The exact URL of the page where the issue appears.
• The full title of the ebook (e.g., Flaming Youth — Edition Insights or A Passage to India — Key Ideas to Explore).
• The file format you are using (EPUB, PDF, HTML, MOBI, etc.).
• The device, browser, or reading software you are using (including version numbers if known).
• A clear description of the problem: what you expected, what happened instead, and any error messages.
• For copyright or rights concerns, any supporting information (your relationship to the work, jurisdiction, and relevant legal details).

Where to Send Your Message

Please email editor@xejee.com. This address is monitored by Charles Dickens, our Bibliographic Consultant. We read every message and take each report seriously. While we cannot guarantee a response within a specific timeframe, we strive to acknowledge and address all legitimate inquiries.

We do not provide telephone support, a physical mailing address, or a web contact form. For the fastest handling, please use the email above and include the details outlined here. Thank you for helping us improve the Public Domain Literature Library.