Being a Scot by Sean Connery and Murray Grigor (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London, 2008, First Edition)
Being a Scot is a personal and cultural exploration by the legendary actor Sean Connery, co-authored with filmmaker and writer Murray Grigor. Blending autobiography with a historical and cultural examination, the book delves into what it truly means to be Scottish—from Connery’s humble beginnings in Edinburgh to his rise as an international icon.
Rather than a conventional memoir, Connery uses his life story as a framework to reflect on Scottish identity, heritage, language, and history. The book interweaves themes of nationalism, literature, education, and the arts, while also critiquing the social and political issues that have shaped modern Scotland.
Lavishly illustrated and richly detailed, Being a Scot is both an intimate portrait of Connery’s personal journey and a celebration of Scottish culture and pride. It’s an engaging read for fans of the James Bond actor, Sean Connery, lovers of Scottish history, and anyone interested in the intersection of personal narrative and national identity.
Being a Scot | Sean Connery | First Edition
Title: Being a Scot | Sean Connery
Author: Sean Connery
Edition: First Edition
Publication Date: 2008
Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson, London
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 312 pages
Dust Cover: NIL
Condition: Residue of old price sticker to bottom of cover verso. General shelf wear. Tight binding. No rips. No inscriptions. Very good condition
ISBN: 9780297855569
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