A city in this country provides the setting of James Kelman's Booker Prize-winning novel
A city in this country provides the setting of James Kelman's Booker Prize-winning novel How Late It Was, How Late. The "housing schemes" of another city in this country are the backdrop for Renton and Sick Boy's hustling for heroin in a 1993 novel by Irvine Welsh that was turned into a movie by Danny Boyle. The unofficial national poet of this country noted that "the best known schemes o' mice an' men/Gang aft agley" in "To a Mouse." That poet is Robert Burns. Kelman used the Glaswegian dialect of what country, FTP, in which Trainspotting took place in Edinburgh.
A city in this country provides the setting of James Kelman's Booker Prize-winning novel
Scotland (Prompt on "United Kingdom" or "Great Britain"; do not accept "England")