Disclaimer
Attribution and respect for the original content
Source Attribution
This project is an educational attempt to recreate and pay homage to the excellent work published in The Atlantic article titled The Great American Novels.
Purpose and Intent
This project was created as a technical exercise to demonstrate web development skills and to explore interactive ways of presenting literary content. It is not intended for commercial use and serves purely educational and demonstrative purposes.
The original article's curation, research, and editorial insights are the intellectual property of The Atlantic and their editorial team whose expertise I deeply respect.
The Atlantic is also a publication I subscribe to and read almost every day—the only reason I took a deep interest in this work, enough to attempt recreating it.
Content Rights
All book selections, descriptions, and editorial commentary are derived from or inspired by the original Atlantic article. The literary works mentioned are the intellectual property of their respective authors and publishers.
Book cover images, if displayed, are used for educational and demonstrative purposes under fair use guidelines. All rights to these images remain with their respective copyright holders.
Respect for Original Work
I encourage you to visit the original Atlantic article to experience the full context, editorial insights, and supporting commentary that make their work so valuable. The Atlantic's commitment to quality journalism and literary criticism deserves our support and recognition.
Copyright Notice
This project does not claim ownership of the original content, curation, or editorial insights from The Atlantic article. All credit for the literary selections and commentary goes to The Atlantic.
If you are a representative of The Atlantic or any copyright holder and have concerns about this project, please contact me for immediate resolution.