Contact the Editorial Team

We welcome thoughtful correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. The most useful messages help us improve the catalogue for everyone. Below are the kinds of matters we can address, along with guidance on what to include so that we can act efficiently.

When to Write

You might consider contacting us if you notice:

• Incorrect metadata — a wrong title, author name, or publication date; a missing translator or illustrator credit; or an error in the category placement (for example, a folklore collection filed under “Fantasy Classics” that belongs in “Fairy Tales”).
• Unreadable or corrupted files — a download that fails to open, contains garbled text, or lacks expected formatting in a specific format (EPUB, PDF, Kindle, etc.).
• Reader failures — a particular device or browser displays the ebook incorrectly, or features such as bookmarks, search, or reflowable text do not work as expected.
• Accessibility problems — missing alt text for illustrations, poor contrast, insufficient heading structure, or other barriers that affect screen-reader users or those with visual impairments.
• Privacy questions — inquiries about how we handle personal data, whether we use cookies, or what information is collected when you browse or download.
• Copyright or rights concerns — if you believe a title is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights to a work that appears here and wish to discuss its status.
• General editorial observations — suggestions for new additions, corrections to our reading notes, or thoughtful reflections on a particular edition (such as The nights of Straparola, volume 1 [of 2] or Ancient Egyptian legends).

What to Include

To help us respond accurately, please provide as much of the following as is relevant:

• The exact URL (web address) of the page in question.
• The full title of the ebook, and the author or editor name.
• The file format you tried (EPUB, PDF, MOBI, etc.), and, if applicable, the device or browser you were using (including version numbers).
• A clear description of the problem: what you expected, what happened instead, and any error messages you saw.
• If the issue involves copyright or rights, please include any supporting information you have — for instance, a link to a public-domain determination or details about your own rights.

How to Reach Us

Please send your message to editor@aniwu.com. This address reaches The Editorial Team Aniwu, the Poetry Editor, who evaluates new fiction manuscripts and maintains editorial standards across the catalogue. While we read every message carefully, we cannot guarantee a personal reply to every inquiry. We do not have a telephone number, postal address, or contact form; email is the only way to reach us.

Thank you for helping us keep the Fantasy & Folklore Library a reliable and welcoming place for readers of public-domain literature.