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Stieg And Me Eva Gabrielsson, Translated By Marie-francoise Colombani
Brian Ritterspak

After much preliminary speculation over its contents, Eva Gabrielsson's fascinating and quirky memoir about her life with the most successful Scandinavian crime writer of all time turns out to be a truly fascinating read. Gabrielsson rules out no areas for discussion (including the now-famous feud with her late partner's family), but delivers a memoir in which the single most striking facet is her love for her life partner who, of course, did not live to see the success (or the posthumous furore) that the three books of the Millennium Trilogy caused. The sections involving a revenge ritual that Gabrielsson has performed after the death of her partner have been contentious, but they add to the fascination of this slim and memorable volume.

Stieg and Me Eva Gabrielsson, translated by Marie-Francoise Colombani

is published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson




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