Venture into the unfiltered mind of Scotland’s favorite philosopher in a string vest with “A Stranger Here Myself: Being the life story and revelations of Mister Rab C. Nesbitt of Govan.” Penned by the legendary Ian Pattison, creator of the iconic TV series, this First Edition hardcover is a riotous journey through the life and times of Rab, narrated in his inimitable Glaswegian style. Forget polite autobiography; this is Rab unfiltered, from his “opinionated foetus” stage to his role as a “fiercely proud father.” Pattison’s writing perfectly captures Rab’s cynical wit, sharp social commentary, and surprisingly tender heart. Discover the stories behind the catchphrases, the struggles with poverty, and the everyday chaos of life in Govan that shaped this unforgettable character. More than just laughs, this is a poignant and hilarious look at working-class life, family, and the absurdities of modern existence through the eyes of a man who always speaks his mind. If you’re a fan of the series or appreciate brilliantly observed, character-driven humor, this 341-page autobiographical novel is essential reading. Experience the world according to Rab you might just find yourself seeing things a little differently.
A stranger here myself: Being the life story and revelations of Mister Rab C. Nesbitt of Govan
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In his inimitable style Rab C. Nesbitt tell us his life story – no holds barred – in a novel by his creator, Ian Pattison. From opinionated foetus to fiercely proud father, Rabs has a wealth of wisdom and acute philosophical ramblings.
Delve into the hilarious and unfiltered world of Rab C. Nesbitt with "A Stranger Here Myself: Being the life story and revelations of Mister Rab C. Nesbitt of Govan," a riotous novel penned by the character's creator, Ian Pattison. This First Edition hardcover from Picador offers a uniquely intimate and side-splittingly funny autobiography, narrated in Rab's unmistakable Glaswegian dialect and characterized by his iconic string vest and ever-present bottle of "Vitamin T." More than just a biography, this book is a philosophical odyssey through the eyes of a working-class philosopher. Pattison masterfully channels Nesbitt's voice, delivering a narrative brimming with social commentary, witty observations, and a healthy dose of cynicism. Experience Rab's life from an "opinionated foetus" right through to his role as a "fiercely proud father," witnessing his encounters with poverty, family drama, and the everyday absurdities of life in Govan. "A Stranger Here Myself" expands on the iconic character beloved from the hit British television series, offering a deeper understanding of Rab's complex personality and his often-misunderstood worldview. Discover the stories behind the catchphrases, the motivations behind his actions, and the surprisingly tender heart beneath the gruff exterior. Prepare yourself for a rollercoaster of emotions, from uproarious laughter to moments of genuine empathy, as Rab navigates the challenges and triumphs of his life with his trademark irreverence. This is more than just a comedic novel; it's a social commentary disguised as humor, a poignant reflection on life's struggles and the enduring power of the human spirit. If you're a fan of the "Rab C. Nesbitt" series, or simply appreciate sharp wit and insightful storytelling, "A Stranger Here Myself" is an essential addition to your library. This 341-page treasure trove of Glaswegian humour, published in 2000, weighs 510g and promises a reading experience unlike any other. It's a chance to hear directly from the source Rab C. Nesbitt himself in a way you've never heard before. Don't miss your chance to own this First Edition and experience the brilliance of Ian Pattison's creation.
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| ISBN-10 | 0330484931 |
| ISBN-13 | 9780330484930 |
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| Pages | 341 |
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| Weight | 510 |
| Edition | First Edition |
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