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Five decades after his demise, Stieg Larsson is better referred to as the writer of the Century Trilogy, but during his job as a reporter he was an important character in the fight against bigotry and for democracy in Sweden, and among the creators of the anti-facist journal Expo. Kurdo Baksi first fulfilled Larsson in 1992; it had been a successful but difficult operating connection, and the start of a powerful camaraderie. In this curved and honest memoir, Baksi answers the concerns numerous Larsson's followers have previously requested, about his childhood; the repeating death risks; his addictions and his insomnia; his feminism - so apparent in his books - and his dogmatism. That which was he like as a friend?