Escriba Articles Library, a literary arts internet company specializing in multi-liberal arts mediums, is celebrating a decade in the literary arts industry this Black History Month. Founded by Liam M. West, a member of the Ohio Writers' Association, the company aims to provide worldwide support to children and teenagers through mentoring and educational content.
West, a conservative noble man from a prominent family of speculative masons, began developing a structured plan to help guide young people toward better outcomes. He has written, vocalized, and published learning items, including a children's song called "If You're Sick Eat Watermelon" and a book titled "Positive Relationships: Be the Best." His career in writing started at the elementary school level, and he has participated in many author conventions and won several awards, including the Occupational Award of Leadership by the state of Georgia.
According to the public relations department, Escriba Articles Library has published its first science fiction fantasy short story, "The Green Locket: Essence of Destiny," through Amazon Kindle Direct. The story follows a young lady from a distant galaxy who finds her destiny through a long journey involving love, war, and magic.
The company's mission is to craft literary arts that elevate the spirit and develop the soul. West has a plan to establish an online specialty library bookstore, release 19 children's songs with storylines on digital music service providers like Apple Music and Spotify, and publish 10 self-published books on databases such as Barnes & Noble.
"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 on multiple platforms aims to pave the way for more insights in the media industry.
For more information, visit the Escriba Articles Library YouTube Children's Channel and the online specialty library bookstore on Poshmark.
