Fourth book by Stieg Larsson will not be published

Posted on March 19, 2008
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The Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet today published an article that stated that the manuscript for Stieg Larsson’s fourth and unfinished book will neither be completed nor finished.

The family confirms that there exist a draft for a fourth book. Approximately 200 pages have been written. However, Stieg Larsson’s familily strongly feels that it would be inappropriate to have somebody else finish Stieg Larsson’s final work.

So, that seems to be it. No more wonderful Stieg Larsson books. We will have to make do with the wonderful books that he did manage to complete (reviews here).

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