Billy Connolly Omnibus: Tall Tales and Wee Stories/Windswept & Interesting/Rambling Man

One of stand-up's great naturals. No one told a story better. - Guardian, TALL TALES AND WEE STORIESA read that entirely fits the personality of the extreme personality who wrote it, Connolly's raucous run through his life is as furious, funny and foul-mouthed as you'd expect. His stand-up knack for easy storytelling shines through. - Sunday Times, TALL TALES AND WEE STORIESThis is everything a celebrity autobiography should be and more. - Scottish Mail on Sunday, WINDSWEPT & INTERESTINGThis cheerful, joyously life-affirming ramble to every corner of the Earth should make you want to pick up your banjo and set out on the open road. On the other hand, we can't all be Billy Connolly, still Britain's greatest living comedian; and we won't usually be accompanied by a TV crew. Being a rambling man, says Connolly, is a state of mind: they are free spirits, enterprising and endlessly curious about the world . . . Full of excellent jokes and engaging anecdotes, this book makes you feel good to be alive. - Daily Mail, RAMBLING MANOur greatest living comedian . . . an easy-going ramble around his life and times. What a legend. He does make me laugh. - Roger Lewis, Daily Mail *Book of the Week*, RAMBLING MANBig Yin's memoir of a life on the road is funny, wise - and not pretentious. He squeezes humour from subjects as diverse as yodelling, Keith Richards, and the isolated hamlet ofTuktoyaktuk in the Arctic . . . Rambling Man meanders as pleasingly as the rivers Connolly loves to fish. His stories are thekind you couldn't make up, ones that revel in life's ludicrousness. Is Rambling Man funny? Is it sweary? Of course it is, ya daft f*ck. - The National, RAMBLING MAN