It’s official: the Steig Larsson Phenomenon continues. The second book of the Millennium Trilogy, The Girl Who Played With Fire is the very FIRST translated hardback to reach the No. 1 position in history to date!
As a teaser, here’s a snippet from the upcoming interview on the SHOTS website between Ali Karim and Erland Larsson
As a teaser, here’s a snippet from the upcoming interview on the SHOTS website between Ali Karim and Erland Larsson
AK:I read in the press that he wrote the Millennium books privately and didn’tQuercus/MacLehose Press has set up a new Web site filled with interesting information about Larsson and his work.
tell anyone?
EL: He did discuss the Millennium books with me, but I don’t know if he discussed them with anyone else. He told me about them, and sent me the manuscript for the first book and asked me for my opinion. I told him at the time that there was too much violence and sex in them. He told me that sex is selling. Then he sent me the second manuscript.
AK: Is that when you saw his talent?
EL :Hey, I saw his talent when he was a boy that is why we bought him the typewriter. Two more years he continued writing the Millennium books but all the time he was working to expose the dangers of the Nazi’s in our midst. He used to come to London often and speak to Scotland Yard, as well as in Germany and Sweden – even speaking to Ministers and politicians.