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We welcome thoughtful correspondence from readers, researchers, and rights holders. Your observations help us maintain a reliable catalogue of classic science fiction. Below are the most common reasons to write, along with guidance on what information to include so we can address your message efficiently.
When to Contact Us
- Metadata corrections — If you notice an incorrect author attribution, a misspelled title, a wrong publication year, or a misplaced category (for example, a story listed under “Other Worlds” that belongs in “Social Speculation”), please let us know. Even small details matter for scholarly accuracy.
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- General editorial observations — Suggestions for new additions, thoughts on our reading guides (such as “Z-Day on Centauri — Themes and Context” or “The First Man on the Moon — A Reader’s Guide”), or other feedback are always appreciated. We also welcome corrections to our contextual essays.
How to Submit a Report
To help us act quickly, please include as many of the following as possible:
- The exact page URL where the issue appears.
- The full ebook title (e.g., “The Star Beast — Story, Setting & Ideas”).
- The file format you attempted to use, if applicable.
- The device, browser, or assistive technology you were using.
- A clear description of the observed problem.
- If the message concerns copyright, any supporting information about your rights or the work’s status.
Send your message to editor@euats.com. The catalogue groups works according to its available bibliographic records and subject scope. We cannot guarantee a response within a specific timeframe, but we do review every message. For complex issues, we may need to consult external sources before replying.
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