Construction Tales: Volume I: A Woman's Journey to Become an Electrician
This second #ConstructionTales blog covers my podcast #VerballyDisastrous topics relating my female NY construction thoughts and associated topics.
Still Shot of Video Footage and Book Placement of 2015 Book Expo America in New York City! May 27-29, 2015
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Hello everyone!
I wanted to show you real quick the still shot of the video that was playing my book trailer on a look with other books for Book Expo America being held at the Javits Center in New York City last week!
https://youtu.be/U4rEOnGPU2I
I am thinking about putting it in the San Francisco Book fair going down this month in June. I am hoping to get into a few more ventures this year. I shall see how it goes. EDIT: The above promo video was showcased with other authors at the San Francisco Book fair.
The book is available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and iTunes. I have to get the audio version ready since it needs a final edit. EDIT: The audio version is now available on #Audible
I thank you for reading my blog as usual!
I am almost done reading Hard Hatted Women. It is a collection of stories of women in different male-dominated trades from the 1980's. I plan to finish reading and speak about it. EDIT: I previously released a post on my book review of Hard Hatted Women.
Thanks for stopping by and reading!
Cheers!
Leslie M. Jasper
My video was displayed on a loop on the tv screen at Book Expo America on May 27-29, 2015
Hello everyone! Here is a short chapter clip from the book series known as Construction Tales: Construction Tales short story- We were doing boring things in a small shop I worked for during my 5th year of my apprenticeship. We moved our shop from one location to another. During the move to the new space, I noticed an empty gumball machine. After walking past it a few times, I stopped to check it out. The date on it was from 12 or so years ago! No one is coming back for it! I wonder how much money is in it?? After wrestling with the devil and angel, I dragged it into the shop. I pulled out my drill and sawzall and went to work on it. I did get help from a few coworkers. One helped hold it while I cut the back out. Another coworker helped me dump the "dead soldier". I even got busted cutting it open by both of my bosses! Known in the shop afterwards as "bulletproof". For the rest of the story, check out my book on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and iTunes...
Construction Tales: Volume I: A Woman's Journey to Become an Electrician Written on Saturday, December 5, 2015 Book Review From A Fellow Female Working Within The Construction Industry Hello everyone, I want to share with you a book review I received today. Linda has been in the construction industry for many years. I met her at the Independent Book Expo back in October of 2015. She picked up my book and loves it. We have developed a bond and keep in touch quite regularly. I appreciate her feedback. I will meet up with her the next time she is in town. She is working on a project in Washington DC at the moment. Thanks for reading and have a great day! Cheers! Leslie M Jasper Linda Wright's book review: This book is awesome...Leslie did a ver...
Construction Tales: Volume I: A Woman's Journey to Become an Electrician Originally written on Thursday, August 25, 2016 My First Book Interview- Let's Talk Writing Episode 69 hello everyone! Here is my first book interview with Vinny Daquino for Let's Talk Writing Episode 69. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gNiI08b0evs&feature=youtu.be I was nervous but I believe I did okay despite feeling that way. Any feedback would be welcomed. I thank you for stopping by and reading my blog. I passed 10,000 visits on my other blog. I had to develop a new blog when I was locked out of the old one; that is rather frustrating. I am thankful for people from all over the world for stopping by!! Have a great day and speak with you soon! Cheers! ...
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