Contact the catalogue project
We welcome your observations, questions, and corrections. The catalogue is maintained by a catalogue workflow, and your reports help improve the accuracy and usability of every listing.
When to Write
You may wish to contact us about any of the following:
- Metadata errors — incorrect title, author, or publication details; missing or misleading category placement (for example, a title better suited to Wandering Heroes Classic Adventures than Fantasy Juvenile Worlds).
- File or reading problems — unreadable text, corrupt downloads, formatting failures, or a file that does not display on your device or browser.
- Accessibility issues — missing alt text, poor contrast, or other barriers that prevent use of the catalogue or its ebooks.
- Privacy questions — concerns about data collection, cookies, or how your information is handled while browsing.
- Copyright or rights concerns — if you believe a work may not be in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights to a text you wish to see removed or credited differently.
- General editorial observations — suggestions for new categories, corrections to reading notes, or thoughts on how a title might be better described.
What to Include in Your Report
To help us address your message quickly and accurately, please include as many of the following details as are relevant:
- The URL of the page where you found the issue.
- The exact ebook title and, if applicable, the file format (EPUB, PDF, HTML, etc.).
- The device, operating system, and browser you were using.
- A clear description of the problem you observed.
- If your message concerns copyright or rights, any supporting information you can share about the work's status or your interest.
How to Reach Us
Please send all correspondence to editor@ugemu.com. This is the only verified editorial address for the catalogue. We do not operate a contact form, phone line, or postal address.
Every message is read, but we may not be able to respond individually to each one. We do not guarantee a specific response time.
A Note on Our Approach
The catalogue is a personal project, not a corporation. There is no automated support system, and we do not outsource correspondence. Your message will reach the same person who selects, prepares, and describes the books you see on the site.
Thank you for helping us keep the library reliable and useful for every reader.
Understanding the Catalogue's Scope
Our collection Catalogue maintenance uses source records and bibliographic context. If you are uncertain about a title's status where you live, we encourage you to verify locally before downloading. We are happy to discuss individual cases and can sometimes provide additional context about a work's publication history.
When reporting a potential rights issue, please include any evidence you have, such as a known copyright renewal or a later edition that may still be under protection. We take such concerns seriously and will review them promptly.
Suggestions for Categories and Descriptions
Our categories — such as Wandering Heroes Classic Adventures, Fantasy Juvenile Worlds, Science Fiction Utopias, and Historical Psychological Social Fiction — are designed to help readers find books by theme rather than by genre alone. If you notice a title that seems misplaced, or if you have an idea for a new category that would better serve our readers, please let us know. We also welcome feedback on the reading notes and contextual essays that accompany many listings, such as those for The Ladies' Paradise or Under King Henry's Banners.
Technical Details for File Reports
If you encounter a file that does not open or displays incorrectly, please describe the exact behaviour: does the download fail? Does the file appear blank or garbled? Are certain chapters missing? Knowing the file format (EPUB, PDF, HTML, etc.) and the software you are using helps us reproduce and fix the issue. We test our files on common platforms, but occasional glitches can occur, and your report is the best way for us to catch them.
Accessibility and Inclusivity
We strive to make the catalogue usable for everyone. If you encounter a barrier — such as missing alternative text for images, insufficient colour contrast, or a page that is difficult to navigate with a screen reader — please describe the issue in detail. We are committed to improving accessibility and will work to address reported problems as resources allow.