Escriba Articles Library, a literary arts internet company based out of Cincinnati, Ohio, is celebrating a decade in the literary arts this Black History Month. The company, founded by instructor Liam M. West, specializes in multi-liberal arts mediums and has been dedicated to crafting literary arts that elevate the spirit and develop the soul.
West, a member of the Ohio Writers' Association, began his writing career in elementary school and has since participated in many author conventions, winning awards such as the Occupational Award of Leadership from the state of Georgia. His mission is to mentor and provide worldwide support to children and teenagers, influencing them to have better outcomes. He has written learning items including a children's song called "If You're Sick Eat Watermelon" and a book titled "Positive Relationships: Be the Best."
Escriba Articles Library has published its first science fiction fantasy short story via Amazon Kindle Direct, titled "The Green Locket: Essence of Destiny." The story follows a young lady from a distant galaxy who finds her destiny through a long journey involving love, war, and magic. West also plans to establish an online specialty library bookstore and release 19 children's songs with storylines on digital music providers like Apple Music and Spotify, as well as 10 self-published books on databases such as Barnes & Noble.
The company's public relations department noted that Escriba Articles Library's marketing campaign across multiple platforms aims to pave the way for more insights in the media industry. The founder stated, "I take pride in my work, and definitely humble myself. But I enjoy giving hope to those that need a helping hand."
Escriba Articles Library's online specialty library bookstore can be accessed at https://tinyurl.com/ESAL-YouTube-Children-Channel. Additionally, the company has a presence on Poshmark at https://poshmark.com/closet/escribaalibrary.
This announcement comes at a time when educational shows for children are declining, with Nickelodeon ratings dropping 86% from 2016 to 2023, according to Yahoo Entertainment News. West's structured plan to mentor children and teenagers through literary arts aims to fill this gap.
