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Original Title:	Dead Men's Trousers
ISBN:	1787330788 (ISBN13: 9781787330788)
Series:	Mark Renton #5

Dead Men's Trousers (Mark Renton #5)

Irvine Welsh

Paperback | Pages: 432 pages

Rating: 3.76 | 3544 Users | 200 Reviews

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Title	:	Dead Men's Trousers (Mark Renton #5)
Author	:	Irvine Welsh
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 432 pages
Published	:	March 29th 2018 by Jonathan Cape
Categories	:	Fiction. Dark. Thriller. Psychological Thriller. Classics. Cult Classics

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Mark Renton is finally a success. An international jet-setter, he now makes significant money managing DJs, but the constant travel, airport lounges, soulless hotel rooms and broken relationships have left him dissatisfied with his life. He’s then rocked by a chance encounter with Frank Begbie, from whom he’d been hiding for years after a terrible betrayal and the resulting debt. But the psychotic Begbie appears to have reinvented himself as a celebrated artist and – much to Mark’s astonishment – doesn’t seem interested in revenge. Sick Boy and Spud, who have agendas of their own, are intrigued to learn that their old friends are back in town, but when they enter the bleak world of organ-harvesting, things start to go so badly wrong. Lurching from crisis to crisis, the four men circle each other, driven by their personal histories and addictions, confused, angry – so desperate that even Hibs winning the Scottish Cup doesn’t really help. One of these four will not survive to the end of this book. Which one of them is wearing Dead Men’s Trousers? Fast and furious, scabrously funny and weirdly moving, this is a spectacular return of the crew from Trainspotting.

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The Trainspotting guys are back and they're now middle-aged. The adage goes, "With age comes wisdom," but alas, this isn't the case with Renton, Sick Boy, Spud, and Begbie. They're still getting themselves into absurd situations and haven't yet learned from their mistakes, but perhaps this is why we love them so much. As much as they had grown apart in the last novels, they're thrown back together here that makes for an incredibly entertaining read.After The Blade Artist, readers were left

LOVED this book! Great to be reunited with my favourite boys again. Did not disappoint. Good laughs and feels!!!

Irvine Welsh roars back to form. Sort of. Dead Men's Trousers is a very entertaining read after tepid and uninspired offerings like The Blade Artist and The Sex Lives of Siamese Twins. It is the fourth book with the Mark Renton character as the leading man and Sick Boy, Spud Murphy and Francis Begbie in important supporting turns. The book is told from the point of view of Renton and Sick Boy and to a lesser extent Spud and Begbie. Renton is in his forties and finally a success, managing DJ's.

I loved this book. Lets face it I love everything from the Welsh cannon. Irving Welsh has an uncanny knack of understanding human nature at its most basest level. Lets be honest here, we all have a bit of - Begbie, Renton, Sick boy and Spud buried deep inside us.Most guys would love the powers Sick boy and Juice Terry have over the opposite sex at the same time as been appalled at the treatment these women get at the hands of these philanderers.We would like some of the ass kicking hardness of

Ever since reading Trainspotting, all those years ago, Ive been a huge fan of Irvine Welsh and especially of his novels involving the main protagonists from that first novel. In this the latest and apparently last novel in the series, the gang, now all in middle age are thrown together for one last enterprise.Mark Renton (Rents/Rent Boy) is now manager to a small stable of club DJs and spends his life on planes and in hotels, seeing to their every need. Simon Williamson ( Sick Boy) is based in

A brilliant read. Great intermingled story lines, incredibly funny at points and a reliving of the greatest day for all hibs fans. GGTTH YLT.

I give up.Another entry in the Trainspotting saga had my hopes high that Welsh might have returned to form after the slew of forgettable books he's churned out in the past decade or so. I was disappointed. If it wasn't for Skagboys, I might well be considering the idea that Trainspotting was indeed ghostwritten by Spud Murphy. Hell, maybe this is Welsh trying to tell us something? Unfortunately, this also has me questioning whether the other books are as good as I remember them being - a