Paula Cocozza is a writer for The Guardian, known for her novels "Speak to Me" and "How to be Human." She covers a range of topics including personal stories of new beginnings, mental health, and human resilience. Paula's writing is characterized by her love for books, fashion, football, food, and nature.
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Paula’s articles predominantly focus on personal growth, overcoming challenges, and lifestyle changes of individuals, particularly those over 60. She seems to be interested in sharing compelling stories of people who have made significant life changes or overcome hardships.
Given the nature of Paula's coverage, she would likely appreciate pitches that offer access to individuals with remarkable personal journeys or experts who can provide valuable insights into topics related to personal growth and lifestyle changes for older adults.
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By: Paula Cocozza
The year Joy France turned 60, she pledged to try 60 new things. It led to her trading insults with MCs on the international stage
By: Paula Cocozza
Mark Fuhrmann culled his possessions and set off into the deep, where he was chased by an alligator, brushed past a brown bear and saw a great white shark sauntering past ...
By: Paula Cocozza
As a child, Lynn Leggat felt closest to her dad when he taught her woodworking. Just after he died, she was given power tools for her birthday and began making up for lost time
By: Paula Cocozza
After a health scare, Mark Sadler gave up his work as a train engineer. Now he is working outdoors and has never been happier
By: Paula Cocozza, Sharron Spice
Jeremy Hunt’s plans to toughen the rules for universal credit are nonsensical, says Sharron Spice, who is in her 30s and lives in London
By: Paula Cocozza
Jill Wright’s actor son Harry told her she would love working in the theatre. After she lost him, she discovered how right he had been
By: Paula Cocozza
Amy Pohl was working as a teacher when a medical accident left her with the condition CRPS. She talks about the agony that even doctors struggle to understand – and her new life as a TikTok star
By: Paula Cocozza
When Steve Howgego sings opera, passersby tell him he has the voice of an angel. But for years it was silenced by grief and self-doubt
By: Paula Cocozza
After a difficult childhood, three marriages and bereavement, there’s no denying 79-year-old Morag Chisholm brings plenty of life experience to her job
Kerrie Houston Reightley has always been athletic, and thought she would be able to pick up surfing. Months of ‘crashing and burning’ ensued, but her competitive nature kept her going
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