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Though I really loved diving into the world of Trainspotting again, the plot in this sequel seems a bit forced and the point where everything starts to come together happens about ten pages before the end of the book, so there's little time to catch your breath and find some closure. Character development is great though, and so many of them are somehow brought back in from the first book, which is amazing. I just wish the ending was different or more worked out: I absolutely loved the open ending of Trainspotting, but Porno honestly feels a bit like a weak attempt to recreate Irvine Welsh's great success. All in all though, the negatives mostly come from the fact that I was so over the moon about Trainspotting.