You can call us to see if we can meet in person, or if you prefer, we can talk about your project by phone, whatsapp or email.

In order for us to give you a detailed quote, we need some information about the configuration of your book, via email, they are:

1. Number of copies;

2. Format/Size - (horizontal or vertical?)

3. Number of pages in your file: as it is on your computer or manuscript. It is important to say if it is in A4/word size, an equivalent format or another;

4. Type of paper inside/inside the book:

white (Sulphite or Offset 90g), yellowish (Pollen Soft or Bold 80g) or other;

5. Will the texts and/or illustrations on the inside be black or colored?

6. Will your book have illustrations? If so, are they ready or is there someone who will do it for you?

7. Will the cape have ears?

8. Do you already have the cover art?

9. Do you have any predictions or estimates for having the books in hand?

Yes, we publish in print or e-book format.

We do not accept any genre, type or textual format

Just access the author's or author's social network and deal directly with her/him or send us an email requesting the acquisition of the intended copy.

Yes, we do. But depending on the genre or textual type of your work, first we make notes, as there are textual marks/styles that are unique to each author(or), so it is up to us to have a dialogue to better build your project in line with your ideas.

The ISBN (International Standard Book Number/ Standard International Book Numbering) is a numerical standard created with the aim of providing a kind of "RG" for monographic publications, such as books, articles and books. The global diffusion of the ISBN and the ease with which it is read by retail chains, libraries and general cataloging systems, has made it essential for any publication. Click here to find out which publications do and do not require an ISBN. The string is created from a registration system used by publishing and booksellers around the world. It is made up of 13 numbers that indicate the title, author, country, publisher and edition of a work.

The Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is part of a system that offers digital identifiers for objects that allow the unequivocal and persistent identification of any type of entity (physical, digital or abstract) in the environment of the Internet. Examples of objects that can receive a DOI name include a music CD (physical structure), its archives (digital structure) of recordings with music performances (abstract structure). The DOI system infrastructure is defined by the ISO 26324 standard, called Information and documentation: digital object identifier system, and is promoted by the International DOI Foundation (IDF). The standard makes it clear that the DOI name refers to the digital identifier of an object and not the identifier of a digital object. The DOI name is permanently assigned to an object, providing a persistent network link to up-to-date information about that object, including where the object, or information about it, can be found on the internet. The system was consolidated with the creation of the International DOI Foundation (IDF) and DOI name registration agencies, including Crossref. This agency operates in the context of academic 6 and scientific publications, and is one of the authorities responsible for registering and assigning DOI identifiers, and must maintain quality control of assigned names and avoid conflict in assignments.

It is a mandatory and essential document for your work. With a team made up of librarians with the Regional Certificate in Librarianship, the Brazilian Book Chamber (CBL) provides a very complete cataloging model. The issuance of the document takes place in stages and takes into account each of the elements and data of a work. It all starts with analyzing the form and material sent by the editor. We then move on to the thematic representation phase, which lists each work according to their areas of knowledge. And finally, the classification of each book or monographic publication takes place. In addition to all the data necessary for cataloging a publication, the document issued by CBL receives the name of the responsible librarian and the number of the active CRB, the Regional Librarianship certificate, in accordance with Resolution 184/2017 of the Federal Council of Librarianship.