From Kafka to Stieg Larsson, here are 15 great books posthumously published. The Trialby Franz Kafka. ... Mary, and published in 1964, three years after Papa’s death.

Until November 9, 2004, just three months after Stieg Larsson turned 50, and five months before his first book was published. Joakim Larsson, Stieg's younger brother, recalled, "I come home from ...

After Larsson’s sudden death -- he had a heart attack at age 50 -- the status of his estate was left hanging. According to Swedish law, all of it went to his father and brother, Erland and ...

Stieg Larsson's longtime companion tells her story in new book. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 71°F. Sunday, May 18th 2025 ...

The original book trilogy proved so successful that other authors have been tasked with adding to the source material's chronology after Larsson's untimely death in 2004.

LONDON — “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” author Stieg Larsson did not write a fourth novel before his death, his partner revealed Wednesday. Eva Gabrielsson dismissed rumors tha… ...

Stieg Larsson, the Swedish author of the Millennium trilogy, only became world-famous after his death in 2004. His long-time companion Eva Gabrielsson is still fighting for her share of the ...

The author is Stieg Larsson. His books were actually published after his death. ... So Stieg was actually working on these issues actively from 1983 up until his death.

On the afternoon of November 9th, 2004, Larsson and a friend entered the lobby. As usual, he was in a rush. He had to finish the next issue of Expo and had a deadline looming for a short book ...

The most affecting part of her memoir deals with her numbness after Larsson's death. "I went through life like a zombie. Every morning I woke up in tears, although my nights were dreamless. . . .

Shortly after his death, Larsson's books - "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," "The Girl Who Played With Fire," and "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest" - became massive international bestsellers.