Pamela Stephenson Books

This author delves into the realm of psychology, exploring the human mind with clinical precision. Her writing interweaves a deep understanding of human psychology with compelling narrative. Through her works, she offers readers a unique perspective on human behavior and motivations. Her approach is grounded in psychological principles but presented in a way that is accessible and fascinating to a broad audience.

Bravemouth. Living with Billy Connolly
334 pages
12 hours of reading
3.9(29)Add rating
BILLY, the ground-breaking biography of the nation's favourite iconoclast, gave millions of readers a fascinating insight into the personal and professional life of the genius that is Billy Connolly. Then, in the sequel to that bestselling book, the award-winning Pamela Stephenson celebrated life with the Scottish beastie as he hit the big six-oh. In it we relive colourful and epic moments from Billy's early life in Glasgow - the background to an intimate portrait of his marriage with Pamela and his life in Scotland, LA and the rest of the world. Witty, insightful and intimate, BRAVEMOUTH draws the reader into two very different worlds - hers of international sexology and the serious psychology of humorists, his of incontinence pants, being married to a shrink... and the finer points of banjo playing.
Billy
400 pages
14 hours of reading
4.0(3796)Add rating
Biography of Billy Connolly, written by his wife Pamela Stephenson.
Treasure Islands
3.2(10)Add rating
"This is the story of two resourceful women. The one, Pamela Stephenson--biographer, mother, wife of Billy Connolly, psychologist and ex-comedienne--the other Fanny Stevenson--'the Wild Woman of the West', as her husband Robert Louis called her. Both married to maverick Scottish men, both in search of adventure and a kind of epiphany, both drawn for a myriad of reasons to the coral islands, lagoons, natives and customs of the South Seas"--P. [4] of cover.

Bravemouth. Living with Billy Connolly

Billy

Treasure Islands