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One city

By Ian Rankin, Alexander McCall Smith, Irvine Welsh

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Edinburgh is the inspiration for this humorous short story collection from three of its finest contemporary writers. A homesick biologist from Delhi comes to a startling conclusion; two homeless Wo...

Dead Men s Trousers

By Irvine Welsh

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Dead Men s Trousers May 29 2018 Welsh Irvine

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Rave

By Irvine Welsh

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Trainspotting

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Trainspotting Reed Audio

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Open City 3 Open City

By Patrick McCabe, Irvine Welsh, Richard Yates

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Open City Number Five

By David Foster Wallace, Mary Gaitkill

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One City

By Alexander McCall Smith

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Days like this

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