Ten years after Trainspotting, Sick Boy is in decline. He has just left his flat in a posh neighborhood of London and has moved into a miserable hole, and after a night of indiscriminate drugs and sex, decides to accept the offer of his aunt Paula: he will leave him in charge of his pub in Leith and Will march with his Spanish lover to Alicante. But in Port Sunshine, the business is not just in liquor: Sick Boy discovers that a group led by "Juice" Terry Lawson, his old acquaintance, meets to fuck and filming his orgies in one of the private rooms. And that in Edinburgh there is a thriving porn business in the backroom of pubs, with customers as stars. And Sick Boy, who is always scheming business, will, with the help of the beautiful Nikki Fuller-Smith, a film student by day and sex worker in the evenings, make a porn movie of height, with enough quality to Be sold internationally and circulate online. And he will also include his old friend Renton in the team, who betrayed them ten years before and fled to Amsterdam with the money from the heroin stash. But when Sick Boy machines something, it has more complications and pitfalls than a spider's web, and Spud also moves between threads, the only one who had secretly received his share of the drug money, and Begbie, the psychopath Of the group, who after spending a few years in prison will return to action even more paranoid and furious than before. «Porno shares many of the characteristics of Trainspotting, its predecessor. And this means that on the one hand it is terrifying - usually when Begbie makes her appearances - and on the other, fiercely amused "(D.J. Taylor, Literary Review). "For Welsh, satire continues to be the best way to reflect the lowest human passions" (José Antonio Gurpegui, El Cultural). "In addition to an excellent chronicler, Welsh is still a genius of the most perverse satire" (Aleix Montoto, Go).