Cassie McCullagh

I didn't see Trainspotting.

I don't know anything about them.

Apparently there were drugs involved and they're reprobates.

That's all I know.

You're not describing me there, Stuart.

Yeah, you know, that's what.

Yeah, yeah.

if you're disadvantaged and you're having to wade through all of this background material.

So coming in comparatively cold, you know, I didn't feel like I was left out because I didn't know chapter and verse about the previous books.

Oh, the plot's nuts.

I mean, let's just cut to the chase.

You know, and it gets weirder and weirder and weirder.

And there were times literally where I'm going, what just happened?

So is it nuts in a good way?

Nuts in a very funny way.

There are lots of very funny set pieces, but there are whole lots of things that happen in this book where in some cases he just leaves it to me unexplained.

You know, there's organ transplanting, you know, without giving away too much.

You know, we have a character who is flown to Berlin thinking that he's lost a kidney and

But on the plane over there, correct me if I'm wrong, Kate, my recollection, he's informed that, no, there's a big mound of heroin has been inserted in his body, but his kidneys are still there.

Yeah.