Paula Cocozza is a writer at The Guardian. She covers a variety of topics including books, fashion, football, food, and nature, often intertwining these themes in her work. Paula is also featured in AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, and The Irish Times.
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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.
It's important for pitches directed at Paula to highlight the human interest angle and the transformative aspects of the story being presented. Additionally, sources should be prepared to share deeply personal experiences or professional expertise related to themes such as career transitions, adventure in later life, family relationships in older age, and strategies for aging gracefully.
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By: Paula Cocozza
Zack Rogow thought he was ready for love after the end of a long relationship – but not everyone agreed. How did he get over the rejections?
By: Paula Cocozza
As a child, Gary Fisher was terrible at card games. How did he end up making his living from one?
By: Paula Cocozza
After decades of focusing on faces, manufacturers, beauticians and surgeons are offering us younger-looking hands. Is this more about money or scientific progress?
By: Paula Cocozza
I lay my hands on the table, palms down, for inspection. I'm in the consulting room of the president of the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) in London.
By: Paula Cocozza
Amanda Barry’s dad had always wanted to return to the continent, where he worked in 1948, but died before he had the chance. She fulfilled his ambition, and felt closer to him than ever
By: Paula Cocozza
Isabel Walker has worked as a journalist, writer and co-founded her own charity, but a chance encounter led to her fourth career, in colour analysis – and she has no regrets
By: Paula Cocozza
In some places, a half-birthday allows you to learn to drive or join the army. But for others, it’s a way to embrace the midpoint of each year of life
Six months after Lorraine C Ladish turned 59, she began to get emails – from fashion stores, the supermarket, the opticians – offering her a discount.
By: Paula Cocozza
When Sousan Samadani saw a video about soil degradation, she suddenly knew she would commit everything she had to the cause. Soon she was travelling thousands of miles to raise awareness, skydiving, hitchhiking and cycling
By: Paula Cocozza
After Sarah Geeson-Brown’s husband had three strokes, she began looking after him. Suddenly her world shrank and expanded in unexpected ways
