How to Reach the catalogue project
Fantasy & Folklore Library is a quiet, independent catalogue of public-domain ebooks. The person who curates this collection is AGEWU Catalogue, who works as a bibliographic consultant and may be contacted by email at editor@agewu.com.
We welcome correspondence that helps keep the catalogue accurate, readable, and respectful of copyright. Below are the kinds of matters you might write about, along with guidance on what to include so that your message can be handled efficiently.
Corrections to Metadata
If you notice an error in a title, author name, or category placement, please let us know. For example, a work listed under “Fantasy Classics” might belong more naturally in “Folklore,” or a title such as The sons of Kai — A Reader’s Guide may have a misspelled author. Include the exact page URL, the ebook title, and a brief description of the mistake.
File and Reading Issues
Some files may not display correctly on every device or browser. If an ebook fails to open, renders garbled text, or lacks proper formatting, tell us the file format (EPUB, PDF, Kindle Mobi, etc.), the device or browser you are using, and what you see instead of the expected text. We will investigate and, where possible, replace the file.
Accessibility Problems
We strive to make our ebooks usable by everyone. If you encounter barriers such as missing alt text on images, poor contrast, or screen-reader incompatibility, please describe the issue and the assistive technology you rely on. Your feedback helps us improve future editions.
Privacy and Data Questions
This catalogue does not collect personal data, serve ads, or track visitors. If you have any concerns about privacy while using the site, write to us and we will clarify how the site operates.
Copyright and Rights Concerns
All ebooks in this catalogue are believed to be in the public domain in their country of origin. If you hold rights to a work that appears here and believe it should not be distributed, please provide details of the work (title, author, URL) and any supporting documentation. We will review your claim promptly and remove the material if warranted.
General Editorial Observations
Readers with a deep knowledge of folklore, mythology, or literary history often spot details that enrich our understanding of a text. Whether it is a note about the sources behind Maori folk-tales of the Port Hills, Canterbury, New Zealand — Background and Themes or a contextual insight for Russian Folk-Tales — Themes and Context, we appreciate thoughtful commentary.
Please use a clear subject line and include the relevant page URL, ebook title, and any supporting information. We read every message but cannot guarantee a personal reply. Your input helps make Fantasy & Folklore Library a more reliable and welcoming resource.