Contact the catalogue project
We welcome correspondence from readers who use the Art & Architecture Library. Your observations help us maintain a reliable and respectful catalogue. Below are the kinds of matters you may wish to raise, along with guidance on what to include so that we can consider your message carefully.
Reasons to Get in Touch
- Metadata corrections – If a title, author name, category, or description appears incorrect or incomplete.
- Category placement – Suggestions for moving a work to a more appropriate section, such as Architecture or World Events in Context.
- File or reader issues – Unreadable files, formatting problems, or failures in your ebook reader or browser.
- Accessibility concerns – Any difficulty accessing or navigating the site, including with assistive technologies.
- Privacy questions – Inquiries about how your data is handled, or requests related to your personal information.
- Copyright or rights concerns – If you believe a work is not in the public domain in your jurisdiction, or if you hold rights and wish to discuss a listing.
- General editorial observations – Thoughts on the catalogue, suggestions for additions, or other thoughtful remarks.
How to Report a Problem
To help us address your message efficiently, please include as many of the following details as are relevant:
- The exact URL of the page where you encountered the issue.
- The full title of the ebook (e.g., Fountains of Papal Rome — Background and Themes).
- The file format you are using (EPUB, PDF, HTML, etc.).
- The device or browser you were using (model and version, if known).
- A clear description of the observed problem.
- Any supporting information about rights or permissions, if your message concerns copyright.
Editorial contact us at r@ogiyi.com
David has a particular interest in forgotten classics and archival literary research. He reads every message personally, though a reply may take time depending on the volume of correspondence.
What to Expect After You Write
We read each message carefully. If your report is about a clear factual error—such as a misspelled author name or a broken download link—we will usually correct it promptly. For more subjective matters, such as category placement or suggestions for new additions, we consider each suggestion on its merits and may discuss it with you if needed. Because we are a small independent operation, we cannot promise a personal response to every message, but we do take all correspondence seriously.
Before You Write
You may find it helpful to check the relevant page again to see if the issue has already been resolved. For file-related problems, trying a different format or reader can sometimes isolate the cause. If your concern involves copyright, please note that we rely on the public-domain status of works as understood in the United States; laws in other countries may differ, and we appreciate your bringing such discrepancies to our attention.
A Note on Our Approach
We aim to be thoughtful and accurate, but we cannot guarantee that every report will result in a change or that we will respond to every message. Your patience is appreciated. Thank you for helping us care for this collection.