Award-winning novelist Maggie Groff shares stories of her richly varied, and at times unusual, former nursing career.
Maggie Groff is the bestselling author of two non-fiction books, Mothers Behaving Badly: How to do the most important job in the world the easy way (1999) and Hoax Cuisine: Faking it in the kitchen (2001). She wrote a weekly column also titled Hoax Cuisine, for two years from 2002-2004 for Sunday Life Magazine which was distributed through The Sun-Herald Sunday and The Sunday Age. This is her first novel. Catherine Milte has worked both on stage and in television, where her credits include Blue Heelers, Neighbours, Halifax FP and The Fast Lane. She is also familiar to listeners of ABC Radio National's The Book Reading and Poetica and is a recipient of the TDK Australian Audio Book Award for Narrator of the Year.
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