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Do you want to sell a story to a newspaper or magazine? Are you looking for a media or press agent?

As well as helping you find the right publications for your story, whether that is a newspaper, a broadsheet or a women’s magazine, we will ensure you get the highest possible fee for your real-life tale. Selling a true life story through us is completely free and we can provide ongoing support. We work for national newspapers and women’s magazines. People who have sold a story through us have gone onto television programmes such as Daybreak, LK Today and This Morning.

Got a story to sell to a newspaper or magazine? Email us on message@talktothepress.com or fill out the sell my story form to the right.

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Why I have no regrets over letting my teen daughter have a gastric band

Posted on: January 26th, 2012 by Natasha Courtenay-Smith No Comments

You may remember Juliet and Katie Hill’s story from November last year, when they appeared in the Daily Mail. Four years ago, Katie became Britain’s youngest gastric band patient after her mum paid for her to fly out to Belgium for the operation when she was just 14.

At more than 18 stone, Katie was morbidly obese and at risk of developing illnesses like diabetes. She could barely climb the stairs and was deeply unhappy about her weight, but none of the diets Juliet put her daughter on seemed to work. They turned to a gastric band as a last resort.

Katie subsequently lost 10 stone – taking her from a size 26 to a tiny size 8 – and today she is a healthy and happy 18-year-old with her whole life ahead of her. But both the mum and daughter know that it could have been a very different story if she hadn’t lost the weight. ‘Katie’s now making up for the teenage years she lost’, says Juliet.

After the mum and daughter appeared in the Daily Mail, they were inundated with media requests, and this week their story appears in Woman magazine, where Juliet explains how she has no regrets about allowing her daughter to have the op at such a young age.

If you’ve got a story to sell to a woman’s magazine, contact us on message@talktothepress.com or fill out the sell my story form to the right.

In defence of age gap relationships – TTTP client shares her story with Chat magazine

Posted on: January 26th, 2012 by Natasha Courtenay-Smith No Comments

Flanked by her dad and new husband Anthony and beaming from ear to ear, 32-year-old Jay Pettifer looks like any other happy bride in her wedding snaps. But people would be forgiven for confusing the groom with Jay’s dad – because, at 53, Anthony is 22 years older than his wife.

In another twist, Anthony is actually Jay’s dad’s best friend, and she has known him since childhood. But they became close after attending the weekly pub quiz together when Jay was in her 20s. Soon their friendship turned into something more and Jay plucked up the courage to tell Anthony how she felt.

He told her he felt the same and they started seeing each other. But it was several weeks before they were brave enough to tell Jay’s dad Ray, 63, that they had fallen in love. Understandably he was shocked, and disapproved of the relationship at first, but he softened when he saw how happy they were. When Jay and Anthony got married last year, Ray was there to walk his daughter down the aisle.

Jay contacted us asking if anyone would be interested in their story, and we arranged for them to appear in a feature in the Daily Mail about large age gaps. We also placed their story in Chat magazine, where Jay tells how she married her dad’s best friend. Jay says: ‘The article in Chat was great. Thank you so much.’

We are always looking for stories of unusual relationships. If your relationship is thriving against the odds and you’d like to sell your story, fill out the form or email us on message@talktothepress.com