Grace Rouvray is a writer, actor, producer and podcast host. She wrote and starred in the series 600 Bottles of Wine, adapted from her viral dating blog, which premiered on BBC Three and later aired internationally, including on Netflix, Channel 10, CBC, TVNZ and YLE. The Guardian UK listed Grace's writing with the likes of Hannah Gadsby, Felicity Ward, Claudia O'Doherty and The Letdown; and called her 'A unique and refreshing voice, great things are expected of Grace'. Grace co-wrote and performed Hour of Power with Katie Lees, which saw sold-out shows at Sydney Fringe Comedy and seasons at Flight Path Theatre and Adelaide Fringe online. Her acting credits include House of Gods, Heartbreak High, The PM's Daughter, Colin from Accounts, House of Hancock and Strife. Grace co-wrote The Plan (And Other Plans) with Bridie Connell, commissioned and premiered by HotHouse Theatre, and later published by Currency Press. She has hosted the podcasts Good, Great, Wonderful!, Little Love Stories and Watch Party, and co-hosted Hello Bump alongside Jana Pittman. Is It Too Early To Bitch? is her debut memoir.