IPR License-New Deli Book Fair


Written on Tuesday, January 13, 2015

IPR License Ad- New Delhi Book Fair

Hello everyone! I am thinking of placing the book in an ad for IPR License Magazine. IPR License is out of England. I am signed up with them to promote the book on a global scale. I am hoping that people from another country would be interested in the book. I am open to translating it into different languages and any other opportunity. I am going to see if it is indeed 50% off price for the ad. It will be at the New Delhi Book Fair in India. I am hoping to tape in the Indian market or the Asian market. I will see which book fairs are coming up and attempt to reach out internationally. If any agents read my blog, I am open to exploring many different avenues. I will keep you posted if I end up signing up as well as the finished product. Here is an example of the last ad I placed in IPR License Magazine. It was at the German Book Fair back in October 2014. Everyone stay warm and read lots of books (including mine)! 

Cheers!
Leslie M Jasper
This book takes you on what it was like to become an apprentice electrician in New York over 18 years ago.  My work perspective and experiences are rather unique.  The story is meant to illustrate my apprentice completion while highlighting the challenges I had to overcome.  The stories are extremely funny since the guys and gals I work with come from all walks of life and are free to do what they want!




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