Irvine Welsh - Interview Magazine

It has been more than 20 years since his debut novel, Trainspotting, turned deep, dark Edinburgh and all of its junkie hijinks into a cultural sensation. But eight novels, several screenplays, and plenty of life-changes later, the Scottish writer with a mouth of bile and gold is still spinning stories of misadventure, madness, and tragicomedy. He's just somewhere with a little more sunshine.

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Interview with Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh

Irvine Welsh: “T2 Trainspotting feels like the European Godfather”, by Andrew Burns

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Irvine Welsh: 'In the current climate, it's hard for an artist to be honest with themselves

Irvine Welsh: My younger self would be disappointed I'd got old

Irvine Welsh: “The great characters of Ibiza make me feel at home on this island.” – Tribe Magazine

It's A Human Right To Be Offended'. Irvine Welsh's New TV Show

Irvine Welsh on his new Trainspotting sequel, British GQ

Interview with Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh

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