Greetings, scholars, academics, and bibliophiles!

Many of you are aware that the Lucretian Athenaeum has been accepting
donations to its permanent collection for several years now.
Unfortunately, our process until now has limited our library staff to
consideration of only a single item at a time, making it difficult to
expand our collection at any noticeable rate.

I am pleased to announce that we are now capable of accepting multiple
submissions at any time, and we are looking for materials covering all
topics. Please note that we do receive regular donations from the Bardic
council of the Fellowship of Scarlatti; duplicate copies of winning
works from the recurring contests will be returned.

Some potential topics you may consider submitting (this is by no means
an exhaustive listing):
- personal memoirs
- historical accounts
- biographical research
- literary collections
- language dictionaries
- religious works
- geographical studies

Journals, manuscripts, and scrolls may be donated by placing them in the
submissions box at the heart of the Lucretian Athenaeum, where the
archival apprentice Maejin is on-hand to assist. Our librarians will
then evaluate the materials and either add them permanently to our
public collection or return them to you. When at all possible, please
ensure that submissions are properly sealed by Mydoin, who is located in
our book shop near the Athenaeum's entrance.

Regards,
Nissa, Head Archivist of the Lucretian Athenaeum

Penned by My hand on the 3rd of Daedalan, in the year 584 AF.