I segreti erotici dei grandi chef

The male psyche is a complex thing. In the never-ending battle to become the alpha, men beat their chests in an attempt to not only establish dominance over their brothers, but to commit the most humiliating act possible - embarrass them in front of the burds. In this way, rivalries are created and

Contrary to the old cliche', I won't say Irving Welsh has "done it again." Rather, he has gone well beyond his standard excellent story-telling and character draughtsmanship. In The Bedroom Securets... Welsh spins a yarn so outlandish and raucous that the laughter one expects flows early and often; y Leggi tutto

I love Irvine Welsh and consider him to be a sort of poet-bard for a certain broken section of society. He has a great ear and feel for dialogue. His characters are often horribly flawed, but the reader can still relate to them, sort of like that friend you no doubt have who is a bit of an asshole.

Anarchic, well-observed, and at times, absolutely disgusting! This has got everything you could possibly want from an Irvine Welsh novel!

Dorian Grey on alcohol and drugs. love the story, but could be a bit shorter. personal highlights certainly the old witch, the piano and the drinking escapades

( http://www.opinionless.com/goodreads-... ) First things first, in the interest of disclosure I must inform any one who happens to read this that I love the novels of Irvine Welsh. I’ve read just about everything the man has ever written from his 1993 debut “Trainspotting” forward and very rarely has Leggi tutto

The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that I'll probably never re-read it again. It's not as awful and depressing as I thought it would be before reading it. The comedy of it was a great delight, even though it was awful at the same time as being funny. I've seen TRAINSPOTTING the movie, and

I'm a huge fan of Irvine Welsh at his creative best. Trainspotting , The Acid House and Porno are funny, clever and brimming with originality. The Bedroom Secrets of the Master Chefs , on the other hand, is an uninspired story devoid of Welsh's trademark witty dialogue.

Another great book from Welsh. It took me a while to get into it, but when I realized what he was doing, I was hooked. At first I figured Danny Skinner for your average Welsh jerk, but by the end he was maybe one of my favorite characters from Welsh's work. I love the Dorian Gray aspect of this stor Leggi tutto

A brilliantly entertaining read. Welsh, the author of "Trainspotting," who was raised in a Scottish housing project, waxes poignantly and believably on life in Edinburgh as seen through the eyes of several mid to late twentysomethings, most notably "Skinner," who is the protagonist. Raised by a "punk Leggi tutto