Scottish author Irvine Welsh was interviewed about his new novel 'Men in Love,' which explores the adult lives of the 'Trainspotting' characters.

Irvine Welsh, the cult author of 'Trainspotting', discusses his accidental path to writing and expresses his desire for people not to waste time on him after his death.

Author Irvine Welsh's 1993 novel 'Trainspotting' has been adapted into a stage musical, featuring original songs co-written by Welsh, and is scheduled to open in London this summer.

A review praises Irvine Welsh's novel 'Can Nothing Save Us?' as a late-career triumph, focusing on gun culture and generational conflict within a darkly satirical US family saga.

Irvine Welsh's latest book adaptation, 'Trainspotting the musical,' incorporates line dancing into its portrayal of the heroin experience, receiving mixed reviews.

Scottish writer Irvine Welsh visited Barcelona to promote his new novel, 'Hombres enamorados,' which continues the 'Trainspotting' saga. He controversially stated that phones are 'today's heroin' and people should discard them to read more.

Irvine Welsh's 1993 novel 'Trainspotting' is being adapted into a stage musical, set to open in London's West End, featuring original songs co-written by Welsh.

Author Irvine Welsh discusses his experiences with aging, getting clean, writing his new novel, and his past, three decades after his cult classic 'Trainspotting.'

Author Irvine Welsh spoke in Scottish English by the Danube, articulating as clearly and slowly as possible for an appreciative audience on a hot summer evening. The event focused on his work, including "Trainspotting."

Scottish novelist Irvine Welsh, known for 'Trainspotting', discusses his new book 'Hombres enamorados' (Men in Love) and expresses strong criticism of corporations, stating they produce 'shit' films, books, and television. He revisits his iconic characters, portraying them in a conflict with their unexpected romantic maturity.