Irvine Welsh: ‘Everything has become so shouty’

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Irvine Welsh: ‘Everything has become so shouty’
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The Trainspotting author on his new novel’s transgender storyline, using humour to give his readers a break and the debt he owes to Evelyn Waugh

as a six-part BritBox series with Dougray Scott in the lead role of DI Ray Lennox. In the new book, Lennox is tasked with solving the murder of a Tory MP found castrated in a Leith warehouse. Welsh spoke as shooting was about to begin on its television adaptation; other business in hand included’s forthcoming debut as a West End musical, two separate documentaries about his life , a recently launched record label and getting married for a third time.

Certain things did change. There’s certain things I just got wrong; I’m happy to be corrected. Other things [other responses] were quite affirmative. It was nice to have the motivation for what I was doing understood.I like to challenge and annoy and disturb and irritate the fuck out of myself when I write.

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