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Marginals of Edinburgh" is a bold and provocative novel by Irvine Welsh, known for his unapologetic and often scandalous writing. The book explores the lives of people on the fringes of society in Edinburgh, tackling themes of poverty, addiction and social injustice. Welsh creates vivid and layered images, combining realistic description with sharp social commentary. The novel combines elements of drama and black humor, making it both critical and engaging reading.

- By Irvine Welsh

- Subject matter: Social drama, marginalised sections of society, black humour

- Format: Audiobook

- Features: Sharp social observation, realistic depiction of life on the periphery, combination of drama and humor

- Target audience: Lovers of social realism, fans of black humor and drama, interested in modern problems of society

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