Contribute a work
How it works
There are two ways for Strofia to grow: rescuing what already belongs to everyone, or bringing in what you are writing now.
1 · Send it with its source
Title, author, and where you got it: an edition, an archive, a digital library. The source isn't bureaucracy: it is what lets us check that the text is the right one and that the term has lapsed.
2 · We check it
We look at the author's date of death (and the translator's, for a translation) and the term that applies, and collate the text against at least one reliable edition. If something doesn't add up we tell you, rather than publishing it half-right.
3 · It joins the catalogue
The work goes up with its author, its source and its public-domain mark. If you contributed it and want the credit, you get the credit.
If the work is yours
Your work stays yours. Publishing it on Strofia assigns us no rights: you give us permission to show it, under your name, and you can withdraw it whenever you like by writing to us. If you also want to give it to the public domain, say so explicitly and we will mark it that way; that is your decision and it is not required to publish here.
Send your contribution
Tell us which work it is and where it comes from. If it's yours, say so and paste it in full.