Filth
13th Oct 2021
Irvine Welsh
This felt like a poor mans Patrick Bateman. Replace wall street with english cop. You did not relate or empathise with the self centred misogynistic character, its like watching a car crash. It does not have the sharpness or the existential crisis of Eaton-Ellis work or the special characters of Palahniuk. But I got through it quick, so it was engaging and Welsh wrapped it up well.
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