In a somewhat cramped office, the president hung up the phone, with the limited light reflecting off the opposite wall into the window.
This is a... very poorly located office building, but for the publishing house, they are already quite satisfied.
The competition in the print media is too fierce, this industry has gradually changed from having opportunities to exploit gaps to often misjudging now.
In the past, when publishing houses were doing well, many unknown authors brought their books to the publishing house, and as long as they could get them printed, they would agree to any terms.
They used to do this often, and of course, they wouldn't accept bad books. Those chosen were very good books.
But soon, a lot of capital began flowing into the publishing industry, and publishing houses became increasingly difficult to operate.
