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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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Talk to the Press helps Pester family secure deal for their story

Posted on: October 26th, 2011 by Natasha Courtenay-Smith No Comments

Colin Pester and his family first made national headlines in 2008 after two savage masked armed robbers burst into their home in Whitleigh, Plymouth, and blasted Colin in the stomach with a sawn-off shot gun in front of his young son.

As Colin tried to scoop up his intestines the gunman callously pressed the shot gun against his face – whilst the other robber dragged his terrified wife and son upstairs where he ransacked the house for cash and jewellery.

Last week, the robbers, Gary Ball, 45 and Mark Gagen, 43, were sentenced to a total of 34 years behind bars. Whilst the convictions have given the Pesters some closure, the family say life will never be the same, and wanted to share their story with a newspaper.

Since the attack, Colin has undergone 19 operations and his debilitating injuries meant he couldn’t work so his 40-year-old car dealing business went under. Worst has been the profound effect on their son Jack, now 11, who answered the front door to the robbers – believing it to be his friend. Colin was following him closely behind but before he had time to react Gagen, clad in black, shot him in the stomach from point blank rage with a double barrelled shot gun. Jack, then seven, was standing beside him and got drenched in his father’s blood. The gunman then turned the gun at Jack’s head.

Despite their heartbreak, the Pesters are working tirelessly to bring their once happy little boy back. Colin, who can no longer work, is trying to put his business mind to use by helping their 19-year-old daughter, Lucy, set up her own beauty salon.

We are still helping the Pesters manage media attention in their lives and have just secured Lucy a magazine deal too. If you need help handling press interest in your life, email us on message@talktothepress.com

I refused to marry my partner – until we both lost 10 stone

Posted on: October 24th, 2011 by Natasha Courtenay-Smith No Comments

When we heard Caroline Camels had turned down her partner Andrew’s wedding proposal because she didn’t want them to be a fat bride and groom and that they had gone on to lose a staggering ten stone between them, we knew a magazine would be interested in finding out more. This week, the couple’s story appears in Real People magazine.

Caroline 35, first met Andrew a decade ago at a line dancing club and instantly knew he was the ‘one.’ Over the course of their relationship the couple had lived on takeaways including KFC, curries and kebabs and ate desserts for breakfast which left Caroline tipping the scales at 16 and a half stone.

She quickly developed health problems and would find herself jumping in cabs to avoid the ten minute walk into town. So, not wanting to be a fat bride, and believing no wedding dresses would fit her size 26 frame she refused the be Andrew’s wife.

Determined to be thin and marry the man of her dreams, Caroline decide to take matters in her own hands and joined a slimming group to shed the excess weight. Seeing her efforts, Andrew, who had also put on weight decided to try out the same eating plan. They cut out the junk food and takeaways and joined the gym and the weight began to fall off. They got married this summer after losing nine stone between them, and they couldn’t be happier.

We’re always looking for inspiring weight loss stories. If you have a story to sell, email us on message@talktothepress.com