Chat

-stands- My name is X, I am 26 years old and I am an addict. I got my first fix only five months or so ago now but I quickly became hooked and now I buy them from my regular supplier a few times a week. Luckily it's fairly cheep and the enjoyment long-lasting. Still...an addiction remains an addiction. The quick-witted reader -ahem- will have gathered by now that I wasn't of course referring to drug abuse or alcoholism but that my weekly fix consist of purchasing the whole range of 'real life' magazines available on newsagents' shelves at the moment. It's a cheap thrill, I admit, but those are often the best, right? Out of the whole range I'd have ...

Chat Magazine is definatly one of my weekly buys I hardly ever miss it! Its my Treat of the week, with a nice cup of coffee I put my feet up and read, its so good I can rarely put it down. For a small price of 76p it is a brilliant buy, I would recommened for most women who love to read and enter puzzles. Every Thursday a new issue is printed and its well worth the paper it is printed on! Gilly Sinclair is the editor of the magazine and inside every issue on the first page she gives you a warm welcome. She tells you what she has been up to each week for example this week shes getting reading for Halloween. It is always nice for the editor of your ...

~~ Background ~~ There is nothing I like better than settling down with a nice hot cup of coffee and my Chat magazine. I have been reading Chat for a long time now and look forward to every Thursday when the new issue is out. It costs 76 pence and is published by IPC Connect, which is part of IPC media, a Time Warner company. It is the ‘older sister’ of ‘Pick me up’ magazine. As well as the normal issue’s which come out on a weekly basis, it also brings out specials, for example – Summer Specials, Christmas Specials, It’s Fate Specials, to name only a few. These normally cost around £1.50 and are also a very interesting ...