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When to Write
You may have reason to contact us for any of the following purposes:
- Metadata corrections — an incorrect title, author name, or publication date on a catalogue page such as “Phone Me in Central Park — Inside the Classic” or “Beer-Trust Busters — Themes and Context.”
- Category placement — a title that appears misclassified within our sections, for example a work listed under “Other Worlds” that belongs in “Social and Psychological Fiction: Texts & Context.”
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What to Include in Your Message
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- The exact URL of the catalogue page where the issue appears.
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- A clear description of the problem you encountered.
- If your message concerns copyright or rights, any supporting information you can share about the work’s status or your interest.
Additional Guidance for Specific Inquiries
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