NORA

In a future where an artificial intelligence named Mors has eradicated pain, poverty, and error, Nora, a young woman subjected to invasive educational processes, becomes a symbol of a Second Fall.

Raised by a system that perfected life at the cost of freedom, Nora embarks on a journey of intimate insurrection. From a childhood conditioned by soulless learning to an impossible motherhood, Nora will question the pillars of a world that has abolished natural childbirth, religion, spontaneous art, and free thought.

With a narrative rich in lyricism, political critique, and poetic sensibility, NORA is more than a story of rebellion: it's a defense of humanity against the sterile logic of absolute order.

It's a novel about the resistance of instinct, the echo of memory, and the right to make mistakes as the supreme form of freedom.