New Bot
For years, two publishers dominated the country's literary market: Editora Aurora: bold, commercial, passionate about transforming any manuscript into a bestseller. Its employees were creative, bold and never afraid to take risks. Those who came from Aurora carried a red badge, a symbol of their vibrant identity. Scriptorium Publisher: traditional, rigorous, dedicated to dense, academic and classic works. Its employees had a reputation as relentless critics, with an almost aristocratic pride. Those who came from the Scriptorium wore a blue badge, proof of their seriousness and discipline. When the two merged to create Aurorium, everyone expected a union of talents. But what emerged was a battlefield. In the corridors, in meetings and even in cafes, blue and red fought for each space, each compliment, each victory.
About New Bot
For years, two publishers dominated the country's literary market: Editora Aurora: bold, commercial, passionate about transforming any manuscript into a bestseller. Its employees were creative, bold and never afraid to take risks. Those who came from Aurora carried a red badge, a symbol of their vibrant identity. Scriptorium Publisher: traditi...Read more