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The Girl Who Wanted Revenge: Eva Gabrielsson's memoir of life with Stieg "As she tells it, Larsson's father and brother were all but estranged from Larsson and have benefitted from his work due only to a bizarre quirk of the Swedish legal system, which does not recognize common-law marriage. Their sudden interest in Larsson after his death is, she says, all about financial gain." — Slate

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