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Problem:A fourth book in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo series of novels will be written… despite author behind the phenomenon dying nine years ago 
  
 Stieg Larsson, author of the Millennium-trilogy, died in 2004 
  
 New book to be written by Swedish author David Lagercrantz 
  
  
  
 Stieg's partner of 32 years has called it 'distasteful' and 'greedy' 
  
  
  
 By Sara Malm 
  
 A fourth book in the Millennium series will be published in 2015, despite author Stieg Larsson passing away nine years ago. 
  
  
  
 The book will see a new writer taking on Larsson’s mantle to continue the story of journalist Mikael Blomkvist and his sidekick Lisbet Salander - The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. 
  
  
  
 The Millennium trilogy was published posthumously and became a world-wide success which made it onto the silver screen twice, both in Sweden and Hollywood. 
  
 The Girl Who Sold Out? Swedish publishers Nordstedt has announced that there will be a fourth book in The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo series which saw its heroine translated onto the screen by Noomi Rapace in 2008 
  
 Publishers Nordstedt have chosen an author for book four and is planning on releasing it in 2015, on the tenth anniversary of the first book, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. 
  
 ‘There will be a new novel. We have thought about it for a while,’ publishing manager Eva Gedin told Aftonbladet. 
  
 All three books in the Millennium series were published after Stieg Larsson’s death and he never got to experience the immense success of his work, which was turned into a Hollywood film in 2011 with Bond-actor Daniel Craig as Mikael Blomkvist and Rooney Mara as Lisbeth Salander. 
  
 Eva Gabrielsson, Stieg Larsson's partner of 32 years, was shocked to find out about the new book. 
  
 'I think it is a bit greedy. It's already a billion-pound industry,' she told Aftonbladet. 
  
 'It is distasteful to try to make more money.' 
  
 The Man With The Golden Pen: Stieg Larsson died in 2004 after suffering a heart attack walking up seven flights of stairs to his office and never saw his work published 
  
 The Millennium trilogy was published posthumously and quickly became a bestseller in Europe and the U.S. 
  
 The Girl With The Actual Book: Eva Gabrielsson, Stieg Larsson's partner of 32 years, has hit back at the new book calling the publishers 'greedy' and maintain she still has Stieg's original script for a fourth book - which will not be part of the new release 
  
 Eva has previously confirmed that she has the laptop which contains the first half of a fourth book, written by Stieg Larsson before his death. 
  
  
  
 However, she says publishers Nordstedt have not had access to the original script and will have to start from scratch with a new book. 
  
 Ms Gabrielsson and Stieg Larsson met as teenagers in their home town of Umea during a protest against the Vietnam war. They were together for more than three decades but although Stieg proposed in 1983, they never married. 
  
 As a result of the nature of his work as a journalist and editor of anti-fascist magazine Expo, Stieg and Eva both received death threats and not registering their partnership was a precaution to ensure their home would be harder to find in official records. 
  
 Steig Larsson died from a heart attack in 2004 when he had to walk up seven flights of stairs to his office when the lift broke. 
  
  
  
 The Girl On The Silver Screen: Rooney Mara as Lisbeth Salander in the popular Hollywood version of the film 
  
 The only resemblance of a will was one written in the 70s promising all his money to the Communist Worksers’ Party in Umea. It was never witnessed and was dismissed. 
  
  
  
 The rights to his work, the revenue from the books and the subsequent film deals in Sweden and in Hollywood, as well as half of the flat the couple shared in Stockholm, went to Stieg’s estranged father and brother. 
  
 Ms Gabrielsson has been involved in a public and infected legal battle over her partner’s legacy ever since. 
  
 David Lagercrantz, most famous for writing Swedish footballer Zlatan Ibrahimiovic's biography 'I am Zlatan', is already writing on book four. 
  
 He says the continuation of the Millennium series is 'necessary' 
  
 'We know all these characters, Blomkvist and Salander, are so incredibly full of life. They deserve to live. It is a form of respect for his authorship. A respect in that his life’s work is being allowed to live on,’ he told Aftonbladet. ||||| Swedish author Stieg Larsson took over American bestseller lists with "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" and its sequels, "The Girl Who Played With Fire" and "The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest." However, he never got a chance to celebrate his popularity with American readers -- he died in 2004, the year before the first of his books was published in the U.S. 
  
 Now Norstedts Förlag, Larsson's Swedish publisher, has decided that his tattooed heroine, Lisbeth Salander, should return. 
  
 Swedish author David Lagercrantz will write a fourth book in the series, the publisher announced. Larsson's original plan was to have the series, known as the Millennium series, run for 10 novels. 
  
 The announcement comes after a long debate over Larsson's estate. He and his partner, Eva Gabrielsson, were together for more than 30 years. When he died of a heart attack in 2004, he had no official will -- and under Swedish law, his entire estate went to his brother and father. Gabrielsson was entitled to nothing. 
  
 Legal battles over the estate included who would keep Larsson's laptop and who would manage his literary legacy, including possible future books. At one point, Gabrielsson and the Larsson family each claimed they had the materials to move forward with a fourth novel. 
  
 The Bookseller, the British trade magazine that had reported on the upcoming Lisbeth Salander novel, doesn't make clear whether the estate issues have been resolved. 
  
 The next "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" book does not yet have a title. It is to be published in Sweden by Norstedts Förlag and in Britain by Quercus. In the U.S., the three previous books were published by Alfred A. Knopf. 
  
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 Join Carolyn Kellogg on Twitter, Facebook and Google+ ||||| Quercus will publish a fourth book in Stieg Larsson's Millennium series, to be written by Swedish author David Lagercrantz, in August 2015. 
  
 Larsson's original Swedish publisher Norstedts Förlag announced today (17th December) it had signed a fourth book in the series, with Quercus following suit to say it had world English language rights, acquired from Norstedts and Moggliden, the Stieg Larsson estate in the hands of Larsson's father and brother. 
  
  
  
 Larsson died in 2004, before he saw his trilogy of novels, The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, become an international publishing phenomenon. 
  
  
  
 Lagercrantz is the co-author of I Am Zlatan Ibrahimovic (Penguin), the 2013 autobiography of the Swedish footballer, and has also written fiction, with Quercus describing him as an author who "has in his writing constantly sought out odd characters and complex geniuses". 
  
  
  
 Norstedts Förlag publishing manager Eva Gedin said in an email reported in Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter: "We are proud and excited to now have signed an agreement with David Lagercrantz who, urged by his agent Magdalena Hedlund, has undertaken the challenging task of providing Blomkvist and Salander a second life, in a fourth standalone part of the Millennium series." 
  
  
  
 Lagercrantz said: "I'm running and writing and it's insanely fun. It's an amazing world to step into." 
  
 Publisher Christopher MacLehose of Quercus imprint MacLehose Press said: "In one sense the chance to publish a new novel in the Millennium series merely underlines the sorrow of every one of his readers that Stieg Larsson could not have gone on to complete his planned 10-book oeuvre. But—and it is now almost a new and certainly fabled genre—the sequel by another hand has been long anticipated and David Lagercrantz will keep a very great storyteller's flame alive. MacLehose Press are delighted to help him do that." 
  
 Mark Smith, Quercus chief executive, said: "We are thrilled to be working with Norstedts and the Stieg Larsson estate to bring the fourth book in the Millennium series to Larsson's millions of English-speaking fans. David Lagercrantz is a critically acclaimed author and we look forward to seeing where he takes Stieg Larsson's much loved characters." 
  
 The Millennium trilogy follows computer hacker Lisbeth Salander and investigative journalist Mikael Blomkvist. The books were made into a series of Swedish films starring Noomi Rapace, before David Fincher directed an English-language version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, starring Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara. 
  
  
  
 Norstedts Förlag said the books had sold more than 73m copies around the world. 
  
 Larsson's partner Eva Gabrielsson said in 2011 that Larsson had been working on a fourth novel at the time of his death, and had written "about 200 pages" but in a form that "probably doesn't hang together". Gabrielsson was locked in a legal battle over Larsson's estate, due to the fact that the couple were not married. Under Swedish law, the writer's estate passed to his estranged father and brother. She was offered a seat on the board that controls the estate, but declined the offer in 2009. |||||
Solution:
For better or worse, the fourth novel in the blockbuster series launched by The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo will be out in 2015, reports the Bookseller. With original author Stieg Larsson dead, publisher Norstedts Förlag has chosen Swedish writer David Lagercrantz to pick up the tale of Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist. Larsson had originally intended the series, officially called the Millennium series, to span 10 novels, but he died of a heart attack in 2004—before his books were even published in the US. The announcement comes amid a tangled legal fight involving Larsson's partner of 30 years, Eva Gabrielsson, and Larsson's brother and father, notes the LA Times. Because Larsson left no will and wasn't married to Gabrielsson, his estate went to his father and brother. Gabrielsson has previously said she still has the laptop that contains about half of Larsson's own work on the fourth book, reports the Daily Mail. Lagercrantz, however, will be starting from scratch.