Escriba Articles Library, a literary arts internet company, is celebrating its tenth anniversary during Black History Month. Founded by Liam M. West, a member of the Ohio Writers' Association, the company focuses on multi-liberal arts mediums to mentor children and teenagers worldwide. West, who began his writing career in elementary school, has won several awards, including the Occupational Award of Leadership from the state of Georgia.
The company's mission is to craft literary arts that elevate the spirit and develop the soul. As part of its anniversary, Escriba Articles Library has published its first science fiction fantasy short story, "The Green Locket: Essence of Destiny," available through Amazon Kindle Direct. The story follows a young woman from a distant galaxy on a journey involving love, war, and magic.
West plans to establish an online specialty library bookstore, release 19 children's songs with storylines on digital music services like Apple Music and Spotify, and publish 10 self-published books through retailers such as Barnes & Noble. The company's public relations department notes that these initiatives aim to provide insights into the media industry and offer hope to those in need.
"I take pride in my work, and definitely humble myself. But I enjoy giving hope to those that need a helping hand," West said. The company's marketing campaign across multiple platforms is expected to pave the way for further developments in literary arts.
Escriba Articles Library operates under the motto "A new thought empowers a change for our future" and emphasizes the importance of literacy. For more information about the children's channel and online bookstore, visit the YouTube channel and the online specialty library bookstore on Poshmark.
The company's founder, inspired by writers like Franz Kafka and Ray Bradbury, encourages young people to follow their passions and remain dedicated to writing. As Escriba Articles Library celebrates a decade in literary arts, it continues to impact youth by providing role models and educational content in an era where children's educational programming has declined.
