'I swapped nursing for erotic fiction - but mum can't read my books'
Summary
Sophie Gravia, a former NHS nurse, switched from nursing to writing bestselling erotic fiction and hosting a podcast about relationships. Despite her success, she prefers her family not to read her books. Sophie grew up in Lanarkshire, had her first child at 19, and used her nursing experience during the COVID-19 pandemic to start writing.Key Facts
- Sophie Gravia is a bestselling author of erotic fiction and a former NHS nurse.
- She has written books like "A Glasgow Kiss," "Hot Girl Summer," and "The Dicktionary Club."
- Sophie currently hosts a podcast called "Situationships" alongside Christine McGuinness.
- She started writing during the COVID-19 pandemic, using her free time to create her debut novel.
- Sophie grew up in Bellshill, Lanarkshire, and considered a career in journalism as a teenager.
- She became a single mother as a teenager and pursued nursing to support her family.
- Sophie worked as a renal nurse for ten years with NHS Lanarkshire.
- Despite her writing career, she plans to return to nursing in the future.
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