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English
Arrow
01 November 2013
Now a major motion picture starring James McAvoy, Jamie Bell and Jim Broadbent.

From the No. 1 bestselling author of Trainspotting.

Suitable only for persons of strong constitution.

Contains- Drug use Perversion Murder Corruption Sexism Racism Law Enforcement

And a tapeworm
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Imprint:   Arrow
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm,  Spine: 25mm
Weight:   286g
ISBN:   9780099583837
ISBN 10:   0099583836
Pages:   416
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Irvine Welsh is the author of eight previous novels and four books of shorter fiction. He currently lives in Chicago.

Reviews for Filth

Welsh firing on all cylinders... The best thing he has done since Trainspotting Sunday Times It is surely a remarkable cultural moment when a reviewer is offered cash in a bar for an advance copy of a literary novel... Filth is a masterpiece...squarely in the classic line of classic scottish writing Independent Things are going well for Detective Sergeant Bruce Robertson. Promotion is in the offing, he's got all the booze and drugs he needs, and his various plots aimed at friends and colleagues seem to be working out. Robertson, compulsive and repulsive by turns, has only two problems. One is a case of racially-motivated murder on his patch. The other is that there's a nasty tapeworm in his gut and it seems intent on having its say... A brutally sustained achievement Evening Standard We're used to tough cops with non-PC attitudes, but Welsh trumps the lot with his evil-scheming, ball-scratching, foul-mouthed hero-with-haemorrhoids... Welsh's jet-black comedy at once entertains and appals... Gloriously grotesque Esquire A snarling epic of a book...ugly, devastatingly funny, unremittingly nasty and pulls no punches... Don't dare miss it Scotsman


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