Escriba Articles Library, a literary arts internet company specializing in multi-liberal arts mediums, is celebrating a decade of operation with expanded digital offerings timed for Black History Month. The company, founded by Liam M. West who is based in Cincinnati, Ohio and a member of the Ohio Writers' Association, focuses on crafting literary arts to elevate the spirit and develop the soul. West began his writing career at the elementary school level and has participated in numerous author conventions, winning awards including the Occupational Award of Leadership from the state of Georgia.
The company's mission addresses a noted decline in educational programming for children, with Nickelodeon ratings reportedly dropping 86% from 2016 to 2023 according to Yahoo Entertainment News. West developed a structured plan to mentor and support children and teenagers worldwide, aiming to influence better outcomes for future generations. He has previously created educational materials including the children's song "If You're Sick Eat Watermelon" and the book "Positive Relationships: Be the Best."
Escriba Articles Library has recently published its first science fiction fantasy short story, "The Green Locket: Essence of Destiny," through Amazon Kindle Direct. The story follows a young woman from a distant galaxy on a journey involving love, war, and magic. The company's public relations department announced this release as part of broader expansion plans.
West's vision includes establishing an online specialty library bookstore, creating 19 children's songs with storylines for digital music services like Apple Music and Spotify, and publishing 10 books through platforms such as Barnes & Noble. The company also maintains a presence on YouTube at https://tinyurl.com/ESAL-YouTube-Children-Channel for children's content.
The founder emphasizes humility and pride in his work, stating he enjoys "giving hope to those that need a helping hand." Escriba Articles Library operates with the philosophy that "a new thought empowers a change for our future," drawing inspiration from literary figures like Franz Kafka and Ray Bradbury. The company's marketing campaigns across multiple platforms aim to provide more insights within the media industry while offering content that allows readers to enjoy adventures and increase cerebral capacity.
This expansion during Black History Month represents the company's ongoing commitment to providing positive role models and educational resources through literary arts. By leveraging digital distribution channels, Escriba Articles Library seeks to reach global audiences with content designed to mentor younger generations and contribute to their developmental journeys.
