Los Angeles Author Stands Up to New York Publishing Giants by Taking Her Plea to Oprah
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Los Angeles, CA, June 23, 2006 --( "I understand that a new paradigm, such as a novel with a music soundtrack, is looked upon with skepticism, and is often rejected by publishers because theres no evidence that it will sell," says Veloso, who subsequently self-published "Midwinter Turns to Spring." Outside publishing circles, Velosos multi-media storytelling has met with rave reviews from readers, as well as members of the media, who have called her work "phenomenally important" and see it as "pioneering a next-generation genre in fiction.### Los Angeles, CA, June 23, 2006 --( PR.com )-- Maria Veloso, author of "Midwinter Turns to Spring," the first-ever novel with its own music soundtrack consisting of songs that she wrote, stands up to the New York publishers that snubbed her innovative approach to novel-writing, by taking her plea to Oprah Winfrey."I understand that a new paradigm, such as a novel with a music soundtrack, is looked upon with skepticism, and is often rejected by publishers because theres no evidence that it will sell," says Veloso, who subsequently self-published "Midwinter Turns to Spring."Outside publishing circles, Velosos multi-media storytelling has met with rave reviews from readers, as well as members of the media, who have called her work "phenomenally important" and see it as "pioneering a next-generation genre in fiction.