Bibliography
Millennium trilogy
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
The Girl Who Played with Fire
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest
The 4th Book
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Bibliography
Articles
- "Extremhögern", Stieg Larsson, Anna-Lena Lodenius, Stockholm, 1991
- "Sverigedemokraterna: den nationella rörelsen", Stieg Larsson, Mikael Ekman, Stockholm, 2001
- Stieg Larsson, Cecilia Englund: "Debatten om hedersmord: feminism eller rasism", Stockholm, 2004
- Richard Slätt, Maria Blomquist, Stieg Larsson, David Lagerlöf m.fl.: "Sverigedemokraterna från insidan", 2004
The Millennium trilogy
- The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Män som hatar kvinnor ("Men who hate women"), 2005. US release September 16, 2008.
- The Girl Who Played with Fire, Flickan som lekte med elden ("The girl who played with fire"), 2006. US release July 28, 2009.
- The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, Luftslottet som sprängdes ("The Air Castle that Blew Up"), 2007. US release date Oct. 2009.
English translation by Reg Keeland
Periodicals edited
- Svartvitt med Expo, 1999-2002
- Expo, 2002-2004
The best books I have read, what a tragedy that Sieg died so early, what a pity that Eva cannot finish his 4th book
- john loveday, 17 May 2010
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Its sad when anyone with this kind of talent leaves us. Im only half way through the 1st book and so far very good. kinda sad to know there will be no more.
- DNevel, 13 May 2010
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Have just bought the Trilogy and am really looking forward to reading them, my husband is also interested to read them after me
- Joyce Liverpool April15th April 2010, 15 April 2010
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One of the finest stories i've ever read!
- Ivan, Moscow, 10 April 2010
can't wait to get them in the post and start to read them
- Joyce Liverpool, 15 April 2010
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I've only read THE GIRL WHO KICKED THE HORNETS' NEST - I loved it - brilliant! Found it 'by mistake' in the library and it's the only one the Librarian could find.....
- Lynette McCaw, SA, 1 April 2010
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Very stiff and dehydrated. Have only just inserted
the contact lens which gives my eye long sight, and
straightened limbs cramped with the effort of staying still long enough to consume 800 pages in 2 days.
All I can say is that it is a compulsive read, and I still
have the third novel to go.
- Joanna, 26 Mars 2010
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Are the Chinese simplified copyrights still available? If some Chinese publishers have interest in the trilogy, how can they get the copyright?
- GCMC, 2 Mars 2010
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Are all the movies being released in the U.S.? Or is there aplace to buy the dvd's?
- , 18 February 2010
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The books are great, but why on Earth they used non-metric in English translation?? It's painful to read about INCHES of snow in Sweden, which switched to metric at the end of 19th century! As a European temporally leaving in the US, I'm fed up with non-metric and really didn't enjoy seeing it in Larsson's books!
- Doctor_B, 25 December 2009
Sure, but english and american speaking people surely feel the same regardibīng metric
- PF, 30 December 2009
Not in Australia. We're into the metric system too.
- , 8 January 2010
Is there such thing as "american" speaking people?
Wow. I thought you guys were anglophone...
- Trolling, 9 January 2010
I totally agree with you but unfortunately, there is a lot of British contamination these days...this stupid non-metric mess has already caused NASA to lose two spacecrafts sent to Mars...about $350 million dollars lost!
- Jorge Brown Segui-Gold Coast/Australia, 10 January 2010
I think i just adds to the swedish setting. Its not that difficult to translate
- cin, 9 February 2010
On a big scale, just breath.
- RIP., 14 May 2010
Are you leaving in the US???
- groing, 26 June 2010
In Brazil the book came with the metric system @_@
- kiwiiski, 30 June 2010
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Stieg Larsson
Does one have to read the trilogy in sequence to get full enjoyment??
- David Lyon, 22 May 2010
yes
- , 26 June 2010
definately must be read in sequence
- , 16 July 2010