Anne Grant (1755-1838) was a Scottish poet and author, better known for her memoirs and poetry that reflected her strong connection to her native Scotland. She was born in Glasgow and received a comprehensive education, which fostered her love for literature and the arts. Grant’s works often explore themes of Scottish history, culture, and landscape, showcasing her deep affection for her homeland. Her most notable work, “Letters from the Mountains” (1806), recounted her experiences living in the Scottish Highlands and provided insights into the lives of rural communities in the highlands. Grant’s writings earned her recognition as an acclaimed poet and allowed her to be a prominent figure in literary circles of her time.