BusinessMiriam Farid Publications Acquired by Book Technologies Inc.

Miriam Farid Publications Acquired by Book Technologies Inc.

Miriam Farid Publications, an advocacy publishing company founded by author and entrepreneur Miriam Farid, has been acquired by American C Corporation Book Technologies Inc. The company, known for its commitment to raising awareness on societal issues, is expanding its offerings in both fiction and non-fiction genres.

Miriam Farid, a mixed-race author from Bradford, shared her life story through her autobiography “Torn by Two Cultures: Two Different Lives, One Heartbreaking Story.” Her difficult upbringing, marked by violence since the age of three, led her to establish initiatives like the Miriam Farid Foundation and End Violence UK, with a mission to combat systematic violence.

Miriam Farid’s journey, including being abducted from her biological mother and abandoned in Pakistan, inspired her work to address issues like identity and violence. Her autobiography is available for purchase through www.tornbytwocultures.com, offering international shipping.

Cash Haleem, the founder of Book Technologies Inc., expressed excitement about taking on legacy projects like Miriam Farid Publications. He stated that Miriam Farid will remain significantly involved, and the publishing company will be referred to as “Miriam Farid” going forward. The company aims to develop a thriving book publishing division, potentially exploring movie projects and entertainment deals based on Miriam Farid’s life.

Book Technologies Inc., a software-based corporation, focuses on consumer-based products and services. It recently merged with online bookselling company Book Foundry, with plans to introduce international franchise opportunities and expand its presence in various regions. The corporation is actively engaging with corporate partners for deals in Europe, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, and North America.

Furthermore, Book Technologies operates subsidiaries like Book Taxi Group Ltd, which offers international transportation services in the holiday industry. The company is enhancing driver wages and customer service, with plans to expand taxi services across several continents, including Europe, the United States, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

For inquiries related to these developments, interested parties can contact the corporate office via email at [email protected], referencing any of the mentioned topics, including investor relations.

Cash Haleem, CEO and Founder of Book Technologies Inc., was born in Bradford in November 1986 and raised in Sheffield, United Kingdom.

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