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Accessibility

How to request an accessible format of any of our books, and how to tell us when something on this site gets in your way.

Requesting an accessible file

If you work in disability services, assistive technology, or an alternate media office, you can request an accessible digital file of any Supercritical Books title for a student or reader with a documented print disability. We are glad to provide one.

Write to us at accessibility@supercriticalbooks.com from your institutional address and include:

  • The book title and ISBN
  • Your name, role, and institution
  • The format that works best for you

Formats

We recommend EPUB. It reflows for magnification and carries real heading structure, which makes screen-reader navigation far better than a scanned or typeset page.

We can also supply a PDF of the print interior, and we may be able to prepare a Word document if that is what your workflow needs. Tell us if an email attachment or a download link suits your systems better.

Some of our titles exist in more than one edition. If page references matter for a course, say so and we will work out which file matches the copy in front of your reader.

Readers writing directly

If you have a print disability and no office is acting for you, write to us anyway at accessibility@supercriticalbooks.com. We would rather hear from you and work out what is possible than have you go without the book.

This website

We work to make this site readable with a keyboard, a screen reader, and at whatever text size you need. We do not claim it is perfect.

If something here blocks you, tell us what you were trying to do and what got in the way, and we will fix it. Reports go to the same address, or through our contact page.

Last updated: September 2026