Do you want to publish a book? Are you good at something? Do you want to be part of a brighter future?

Cordor library is making acquisitions to expand its collection. We seek material on a variety of subjects of culture and academia, as well as handbooks and textbooks in subjects of everyday life and industry.

Writers well-versed in some area of skill and knowledge are called upon to make their contribution. Experts on carpentry, farming, herbalism, pottery, masonry, sailing, economics, hygiene and health, cooking, mundane medicine, mathematics the and sciences, and just about any useful and educational subject will be rewarded with fame, gratification and a negotiable sum of gold for contributions to the "How To, Yourself" series. The best work has a chance to get wide distribution thanks to the island's only printing press, owned by press secretary William Hurst.

Those with interest and expertise in their trade but little skill for writing may inquire into the possibility of collaborative work, where a professional scribe would write down and edit the text.

The library's interest isn't limited to this handbook series. Works on any subject will be gladly reviewed and possibly included in our collection. Are you an established author who wants his work available in the Commonwealth Library? Do you have books to donate? Please be in touch!

Contact Joon of the Binder, Wise Anticipater of the Orthodox Church of Oghma at Cordor's Commonwealth Library or at the Blue Skies Academy.

"The educated differ from the uneducated as much as the living differ from the dead."

_________________

Something in this posted message seems to gain the attention of a certain copper kin, who immediately rushes off to find someone.

_________________

The posters are gently uncovered from underneath notes about missing cats, discount turnips and legendary magic items that people have plastered over them, and replaced prominently.

_________________

Torn posters are replaced with fresh ones.

_________________

The local priest of Oghma replaces these notices yet again, though he seems more sour than hopeful.

_________________

*A singed copy of the first edition of The Spellsword's Manifesto is donated to the Commonwealth Library.*

_________________

No new tomes have yet appeared in the library, but these notices are diligently refreshed. The project seems to keep going.

_________________