Stieg Larsson

no really, overrated

this really, seriously is the most under-edited, over-rated writer I;ve come across. Just tthink, really, is this a good book…

Posted by jd , 19 August 2010

52 comments on “no really, overrated”

  • lew in Vancouver says:

    Yes! It is! I don’t care if it was edited by a monkey the story is excellent and the characters make you care. It is the story, not the editing that grabs me!

    Posted by lew in Vancouver, BC ,


  • Rina120 says:

    I have to agree with you JD. I have read two of the three and I’m only continuing becuase I feel that I must be the only one who is missing it. And it is 100% under-edited (if that’s a word!).

    I would not recommend these books to anyone who actually reads. In my opinion, it is of the same caliber of The DaVinci Code. A book for the masses with limited intelligence.

    The author is great at selling books…just not profoundly!

    Posted by Rina120 ,


  • Keats Alexander in Peterborough says:

    To JD and Rina120.Unbelievable! What would you suggest as a good read?

    Posted by Keats Alexander in Peterborough,Ont ,


  • L Ross Rucker in Katy says:

    These people must have an agenda. People are different, and thus, different tastes in literature. But why waste your time trashing a book, unless you are seeking attention or have an alternative goal? I absolutely loved the first 2 and am itching for the last.

    Posted by L Ross Rucker in Katy, TX ,


  • martibaja in San Felipe says:

    I loved all three of these books. I was, however, very disappointed with the movie.

    Posted by martibaja in San Felipe, Mexico ,


  • kaaboot in worcester.UK says:

    I dont think these are great books and I have wondered what all the fuss was about. I find the translations into english are turgid. They deal with ‘strong’themes but this does not a good book make. Give me Patricia Highsmith or Reginald Hill or Ian Rankin any day. ‘The Colour of The Snow’ German writer Rudiger Kremer, translated is BRILLIANT. Read it. Knocks the Millenium trilogy into a cocked hat.

    Posted by kaaboot in worcester.UK ,


  • admin says:

    In all three books, the errors made in translation to English are frequent and distracting. I don’t understand the internal processes of publishing well enough to understand “why?” would Vintage (Random House, NY) subject a notable series to ridicule when someone could–and should–clean up after Reg Keeland (translator) prior to sale in the US. Steig Larsson’s books deserve better treatment.


  • Taclem in Uppsala says:

    Mayby you should think about translator? Mayby English version is overedited. You must learn Swedish to know the truth ;-)

    Posted by Taclem in Uppsala ,


  • Onnalora in NW Oregon says:

    “Give me Patricia Highsmith or Reginald Hill or Ian Rankin any day. ‘The Colour of The Snow’ German writer Rudiger Kremer, translated is BRILLIANT.”

    Thanks for the tip. Went to Amazon and read Colour excerpt. Second page consisted of a single paragraph, 30 lines long. Torture….

    Highsmith appoears capable of short, well written sentences. I ordered two of her books.

    Posted by Onnalora in NW Oregon ,


  • Onnalora says:

    “Mayby you should think about translator? Taclem in Uppsala.

    Learning Swedish certainly solves the translation problem. Further suffering through what Keeland does to the English language would not then be required.

    Given the author’s untimely death and ensuing legal conflict between his common law wife and Larsson’s father/brother, the publisher may not have been able to make further correction to the manuscripts.

    Posted by Onnalora ,


  • Tim Osburn in Urbana says:

    People who think these books need editing would hate Kerouac’s On the Road. If anything the inexorable way the prose pulls you along is a testament to the sophistication of this writer’s style. People who think there is too much are essentially “lazy” readers, who probably have grown up watching short term television and movie bits that allow their minds a quick fix and then move on. Have you people ever read Proust? How about Shakespeare? It is sad what happens when people think they have the ability to whine coherently about a writing style that has sold 40 million books. They probably think Harry Potter is over rated too. Pitiful.

    Posted by Tim Osburn in Urbana, Illinois ,


  • Jennifer in Heidelberg says:

    i totally agree with Tim!

    Posted by Jennifer in Heidelberg, Germany ,


  • GG www.authoraddict.com says:

    I’m a big fan – loved all 3 books!

    Posted by GG www.authoraddict.com ,


  • l. ciele in new york says:

    The books are good, but with all this hype you would believe that he is the first and last writer. People are reacting this way because he died suddenly before the books were published, had that not been the case those books would have come and gone in a heart beat, excuse the pun.

    Posted by l. ciele in new york ,


  • Jennifer in Heidelberg says:

    oh this isn´t true! i read the books first without knowing he´s dead… i think this has no effect of the popularity!

    Posted by Jennifer in Heidelberg ,


  • J.E.Adam in Bangkok says:

    I have to admit that I was underwhelmed, but then I live on a boat and when out at sea I’ll read anything!

    Posted by J.E.Adam in Bangkok, Thailand ,


  • Craig in New York says:

    The stories are fun but the books aren’t very well written, and some of the stuff is downright silly. I got pretty tired of reading

    - directions and roads in Sweden

    - how much kroner everything cost

    - all the different Ikea products purchased

    - ditto for the Apple stuff

    - about how Blomkvist is middle-aged and out of shape but somehow every single female character wants to screw him (how much of Blomkvist was really just the author fantasizing about himself?)

    - how every single villain in the book just HATES women…we get it, you’re a feminist and that’s cool…but you don’t have to hit us over the head with a hammer.

    Posted by Craig in New York, NY ,


  • DouglasJ in Scotland says:

    I’m not going to get into an argument as to whether the book is deserving of the praise heaped upon it (personally I think they are excellent books) but it’s all subjective, based on opinion.

    However, comparing this series of books to tripe like the DaVinci code is silly. The DaVinci code sold copies because it is a glorified version of a gossip rag.

    “OMG! JESUS HAD SECRET LOVE CHILD!” I can virtually picture it on the front of those insipid Celebrity gossip magazines that a certain group of women seem obsessed with. The text itself demonstrates only a child-level understanding of the English language.

    A pointless comparision.

    Posted by DouglasJ in Scotland ,


  • Tim Osburn in Urbana says:

    The DaVinci Code sold a lot of copies because it showed a version of xtianity that millions of people wish actually existed. If it were true there would be a lot more adherents to the sect. Since it isn’t true, one is allowed to characterize it as gossip. However, saying Brown is merely a hack is a cheap trick. Dan Brown is an adequate writer of a certain narrative style. It reads well, pulls his readers along, and gets his plot accomplished. That he isn’t Scott Fitzgerald, that he doesn’t plumb the human condition, that is true, but it isn’t a characteristic of his prose style.

    I assume the only real reason these books are compared is that they both sold a lot of copies. They are both exciting to read for the first time. I don’t think Larsson is necessarily a deep writer, but his interest in the inherent sexism of the common culture is an important aspect of his work. And any time I hear some guy complain about being hit over the head with “sexism” it rings that little bell in me that says “somebody’s feeling uncomfortable about themself.” My ex worked for the coalition against sexual assault in a midwestern state for eight years and let me tell you, Larsson can’t get anywhere near enough to talking “too much” about this subject. It is omnipresent. Men like the men in his books are effing every where. The scandals of the roman church, re ped priests, are just the tip of the iceberg. I would imagine most institutions have a large contingent of such men. The recent news about the number of people at the pentagon who have purchased (purchased! in such a way it can be tracked!) child pornography is merely yet another item that supports Larsson’s work. If you have daughters you need to be aware that men like her Advokat are everywhere. You need to teach your child to be, if not a violent scary girl like Lisbeth, at least one who knows she can always fight back and go to her people and the authorities. No more victim shame.

    Posted by Tim Osburn in Urbana, Il ,


  • DouglasJ in Scotland says:

    I would disagree that Brown’s books “read well” – I’ve read them and find them tedious.

    His prose is quite contradictory at times (I believe the famous example is of the man who the curator cannot see because he is hidden in shadow… but can actually see him perfectly well when it suits Brown.)

    There is a phenominal difference in the number of copies of Angels & Demons sold to the number of copies of The Da Vinci code sold.

    Prior to either movie being released ‘The Da Vinci Code’ had sold roughly twice as many copies are the preceeding novel. People wanted scandal, not Dan Brown.

    Posted by DouglasJ in Scotland ,


  • Carey M says:

    Hahahahaha!!! Craig seriously you hit the nail on the head, buddy! I really honestly enjoyed these books. I can understand the frustration people are expressing with some of the text (really, it could be better) but come on, it really is about the story guys. Until you become a best selling author, shut ye traps…

    Posted by Carey M ,


  • Mae in Fay says:

    All three books in the series are interesting to me because they take explore so much. The three books take on the reality of the misogyny of detective fiction, this is the notion that some people, both men and women, “hate” women for arbitrary reasons. Larssen is “pro women,” however, because he portrays so many differences in women, in their personalities, lifestyles, sexuality, careers. This paradox is one that the series’ female protagonist, Lisander, explores in a subtle way. What I like about Lisander is that Larsson keeps her in the dark about so much of what is going on around her. Her limitations endear her to the reader, but her opportunism excites the reader as well.

    Posted by Mae in Fay, NC ,


  • Cynthia in Fonthill says:

    This is a story, and like all good stories they are meant to engage the reader. The translation does make the reading teadious at times and the geographic explanations can be soporific, but overall they are a good read. I admitt getting into the first two books took me no less than 100 pages before I was actually wanting to continue. The fact that Larsson passed wans’t something I knew until mid-way through the second book. I certainly agree that the hype his death created may add to the number of books sold. For me this in no way influenced the fact that there is a certain anticipation created in the stories. I love to read, and I am by no means a literature major, but I think people tend to want to criticize anything with so much hype. I say sit back, and enjoy the read!

    Posted by Cynthia in Fonthill, Onatrio, Canada ,


  • kheide in honolulu says:

    I just think it’s funny that people who hated the books so much and thought they were so horrible, have not only found there way to the website but have put so much thought into all this. easy to rip on others who put themselves out there. relax.

    Posted by kheide in honolulu ,


  • Tori in Fort Wayne says:

    I think the geographical detail, kroner information and others may seem tedious because we are not familiar with them. If you know the city of Chicago and read “The Time Traveler’s Wife” this same type of description walks you down the street and escorts you to the next scene. I don’t believe one should criticize based on ignorance.

    By the way, thanks for the map on this website. It is very helpful for those detailed descriptions.

    Posted by Tori in Fort Wayne ,


  • Thai in Shanghai/Perugia says:

    I was getting tired of the list of roads and places in a strange language, too. But then I got the idea and turned on my Google Earth and I started following the characters movement on the map during tailing “scenes” and it was exiting. You have picture of Mikka’s house, too.

    Posted by Thai in Shanghai/Perugia ,


  • Kat in Decatur says:

    I think it all lies in the translation. I wish I knew swedish, because as good as the books are, I think that they must be even better in the author’s native tongue. Case in point: I am bilingual (English-Spanish) and Gloria estefan,s voice is 10x better in her native tongue…just saying…

    Posted by Kat in Decatur, AL ,


  • Elfkin in Barbourville says:

    Is it great literature? Of course not, but I didn’t read the books expecting so-called “literary fiction.” It was a great diversion, though, as most good detective novels are, and the character of Lisbeth Salander was fascinating. She’s one example of many characters that have been appearing lately in novels and films who apparently have some form of autism (or something like it, as some of Larsson’s characters note). I’m glad someone else raised the issue of familiarity with geographic particulars. Larsson’s inclusion of street names is no different than that of, say, John Lescroart in his detective novels set in San Francisco. I, too, read the books with a map of Sweden and a street map of Stockholm nearby as well as a calculator to figure the cost of things in dollars.

    Posted by Elfkin in Barbourville, KY ,


  • Cherry Pie in NJ says:

    Good grief. How can someone compare Stieg Larson with Dan Brown’s piece of garbage. Please.

    Yes, the Millennium trilogy does have flaws – translation and the fact that almost every male character is at least slightly chauvinist except for Christer who is gay. My biggest gripe – not a huge one is that Lisbeth Salander is good at EVERYTHING. Also, people with photographic memories never have fantastic reasoning skills for abstract Math. Different parts of the brain. Larsson made an error there, but who cares??? Its a great read!!!

    Posted by Cherry Pie in NJ ,


  • Mike in San Antonio says:

    I agree with the fact that sometimes its just fun to read and “escape” which thest books were so good at! I agree with the person that said “relax”

    Posted by Mike in San Antonio ,


  • Glenna in Flagstaff says:

    I agree with Carey M’s comments and, by the way, to JD who started all this, did you ever consider editing your own writing???

    Posted by Glenna in Flagstaff ,


  • JAG says:

    Consider all the time and effort people have put in to the responses on this website. If Larsson’s books were poor reads, no one would be here. Some writers can spend a page describing a particularly moving sunset or sunrise and some readers will swoon over said description. Not that there’s anything wrong with that, or so I’ve heard it said. Larsson’s writing is good enough to carry the story and not get in the story’s way, and for me the story and its characters are are the important factors. It is a really good story through all three books, with characters who obviously come to life for most people. I’ll be recalling Lisbeth Salander and her fellow characters for many years and wondering what they are doing, just as I have wondered about the characters in David James Duncan’s ‘The Brothers K’ even though it’s been years since I read that book.

    Posted by JAG ,


  • JA Arena in Melbourne says:

    Really – each to their own. These aren’t great literature and I didn’t expect them to be. They’re a good read for a rainy weekend. Page turner, whatever. All a bit silly, but no big deal.

    These people carrying on – why did you read them? And why waste your time finding the website and complaining? Get a life?

    Posted by JA Arena in Melbourne ,


  • Bill Kennedy in Newbury says:

    These books are horrible! – badly written, unedited, it seems, the characters are one-dimensional, not at all worth reading about, the stories are just sex and violence, pedophilia, sadism, nothing more. The only appeal I can see is that people are, sadly, vicariously interested in this kind of crap. Good for stoking a furnace, but not much else.

    Posted by Bill Kennedy in Newbury, Ohio ,


  • Kate Cornell-Ford in Manhattan says:

    I don’t think I’ve ever been so interested in a book trilogy and writer that I may never read. I expect to see the films based on the novels. I got interested from a blog post on Writ at Large. This blogger described Larsson’s fascinating background in his film review of The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo and he points out that the original book title in Swedish was “Men Who Hate Women”.

    Posted by Kate Cornell-Ford in Manhattan ,


  • Nathan in Denver says:

    Bill Kenneddy: Well played irony there, carrying on right after the post calling it out. Why did you post that, really?

    Posted by Nathan in Denver, CO ,


  • Luisa Fialho in Boston 1/4/11 says:

    If the books were all so bad..why did some of you bother with vol. 2 and 3! I enjoyed them……and Dan Brown’s too. I love to read, but I must say I am not in the category so expressed by Mr. Kennedy in Ohio. Lastly, why did you, Mr Kennedy!

    Love to complain, is that it! It’s not all bad!

    Posted by Luisa Fialho in Boston 1/4/11 ,


  • Cortney in Bear says:

    I agree that the books are overrated. So far anyway. I only read about 100 pages of the first book and then someone took it from me. So, I started reading the second book while I waited to get the first one back. I’m about 100 pages into the second one as well. For as long as I have been reading them, I should be done by this point. When a book grabs my attention, I literally can not put it down. I will be done reading within 2 days. Not the case this time. I would think that if I were going to enjoy these books, I would know it by now. Usually, by time I’m done reading the prologue, I’m hooked. If not, then by time I’m done the first or second chapter. I’m 100 pages into both books so far, and I am really not seeing what the big fuss is all about. Honestly, the only reason I am still reading, is in hope that it will eventually grab my attention. If it does turn out that I did enjoy them, I will repost.

    Posted by Cortney in Bear, DE ,


  • Groupie says:

    Why did I bother to read the books, if I didn’t like them that much? Because of my book group –all three books were put on our calendar and I have read the first two and will read the third. For a book group, it isn’t so much about liking or not liking, it is about the discussion.

    In the book group, I have suggested books that other people didn’t enjoy. But they still read them, and came to discuss them. That’s the point.

    Posted by Groupie ,


  • growingstronger.tumblr.com in MO says:

    I tired of the endless directions, details about kronor, and technological details also. But that never made me put the books down. I often wonder how much has been lost in translation (yes, a poor translation at times.)

    The story is great, though. Isn’t that why most of us read books in the first place?

    Posted by growingstronger.tumblr.com in MO, USA ,


  • Joanne in in British Columbia says:

    I’ve spent time in Sweden and I loved all the references to Swedish place names, streets, food and kronor. It made the books even more enjoyable for me. I thought the books were well-written. Maybe a bit too much violence for my liking, but that’s just my opinion.

    Posted by Joanne in in British Columbia, Canada ,


  • Mike in Clarks Summit says:

    This book series is massively over rated. Lisbeth Salander is the ONLY reason to keep reading. Every other character is either a bore or a distraction from the main plot. The last book could have been the second book’s 50-75 page conclusion, but Larsson writes a 500 page book instead. What a bore.

    Posted by Mike in Clarks Summit ,


  • genji in Lisbethtown says:

    In what way do people think it’s overrated? I haven’t read eminent critics calling it the greatest novel written thus far, nor heard of other writers giving up because they can’t match its pithy insights into the human condition. A bunch of ordinary people enjoyed it, as far as I can see. I think I read that it had sold around 50m copies to date. That’s not overrated, it’s just rated.

    Posted by genji in Lisbethtown ,


  • AtticusinPa in Pittsburgh says:

    Wow. Lot’s of home critics and editors here. That said, I have read the first two books. The character of Lisbeth is fascinating and well-drawn. She is a strong, intelligent woman who takes no guff from men; the bequiling part is the lack of her socialization and the tension comes from wondering if she will ever find or develop empathy for others, especially Kalle F*&&^ Blomquist. Most of the secondary characters are well-drawn also. The plot, however, was copped and cadged from a number of sources, including Dick Francis. I can accept that, however, as most mysteries rely upon common threads of human behavior (greed, guilt etc) and truly unique plot devices are rare.

    The translation is, however, poor. Some English words just are wrong as used. Some phrases are prolix and awkward, detracting from the pace of the book. This was unnecessary. Minor plot variations are to be expected, and don’t bother me much, but the mangling of English is a little hard to accept.

    Finally, I now plan to retire by cornering the market on coffee in Scandinavia!

    Posted by AtticusinPa in Pittsburgh ,


  • Vicki in Frankfort says:

    I liked the under editing. It gave the book character. I did noticed some words used wrong in the english translation but I enjoyed it. Would I recommend these books to my grandmother? Nope just because of the content alone. But I would recommend these books to my friends and have.loanes.my copies out on several occasions with not a single bad word said abou about them. Everyone loves them. So what if its under editted?

    Posted by Vicki in Frankfort ,


  • Jean Ferguson in Toronto says:

    Everyone is entitled to an opinion. This forum isn’t just for fiercely loyal fans. Some of us have a higher expectation for style and substance but enjoyed the read anyway. Escapist literature to relax the mind before sleeping.

    Stieg Larsson is not a great writer…he is a good storyteller and for some folks this is enough. The popularity of an author does not always have a bearing on how adept he/she is with language and structure.

    Larsson’s motivation for writing these books was to create a platform of social awareness for the plight of women in Sweden. He was not aiming to be a towering literary giant.

    I enjoyed the stories immensely, but was never impressed with Larsson’s writing skills. After ploughing through the opening chapters of TGWTDT, I was reminded somewhat of Poe, who also overwrote and hit us over the head with every little detail. Poe, however, had a better command of language and drew us into his stories more adeptly. Ditto for Irvings’ ‘Cider House Rules’.

    I don’t object to overwriting because I’m a ‘lazy’ reader, I object because it is the mark of a writer who lacks command of vocabulary and it’s boring. One of the rules of writing is brevity…get your point across by making every word count. Don’t waste the reader’s time with excruciating detail and unnecessary prose and redundancy.

    Criticism and observation are flattering to an author because it shows we are engaged…we are paying attention, thinking about the material, spending time on weighing our responses and bothering to respond. Even those of us who are critical of Larsson’s trilogy would not waste our time reading them if there wasn’t something good about them. My intellect does not shut down when I read, and I can’t be fooled into thinking something is magnificent when evidence to the contrary is right before my eyes.

    The trilogy should have been better translated and edited and not rushed into print. Larsson would surely have rewritten parts of the trilogy had he lived. Even the best editor could not make the trilogy into a towering literary masterpiece. It is what it is. It’s enough that the books are interesting, iconic and commercially popular.

    Larsson created another world for us to inhabit for a few hours, memorable characters, a better awareness of social issues in Sweden and a renewed appreciation for good coffee. Good enough for me.

    Posted by Jean Ferguson in Toronto, Canada ,


  • Liz in Sweden says:

    As a fluent Swedish reader with British English as my mother tongue I have to say the books’ English versions – whilst working well as an entertaining read – lost a lot of subtleties in translation. Detail is missing – I give some examples in my other post (about the translations), Larsson’s moments of very dry humour are lost etc.

    Just the change in title from ‘Men that hate women’ to ‘The girl…’ changes the way the book should be viewed. Perhaps its not ‘great literature’ but there are more than just a few glimpses of genius, and I for one think it stands well above much of the run of the mill writing being produced today.

    Posted by Liz in Sweden ,


  • Pia in Stockholm says:

    These books are Stupid, Stupid, Stupid! They are an insult to any accomplished writer who can actually string a sentence together. Case in point: Dennis Lehane – who is a fiction writer of the highest order, and somehow he can’t sell a fraction of as many books as an overrated hack like Larsson.

    Most books can make you feel enlightened after reading; Larsson’s books actually make you feel thicker after reading them! Nuff said.

    Posted by Pia in Stockholm, Sweden ,


  • Angelica says:

    Really? You posted the exact same thing in another thread! And instead changed your name.. WTF? Well I guess I should just post my exact same response for everyone who has nothing to do but go onto different fanpages just to simply post criticisms which hold no backbone other than “poor editing” (DUH, translated from Swedish what the hell did you expect?) and “Stupid, Stupid, Stupid!” since we’re copying and pasting here:

    “Yup. Larsson’s books are terrible. They’re so simple. Well, other than the fact that they implement bold attitudes of feminism and directly address issues of discrimination and political corruption which are very large issues in Swedish society. Women being murdered but remaining of low importance simply because they are “whores” or sex trafficking being ignored because, like the murders, they’re “whores” and a young girl facing injustices her whole life directly due to political corruption aren’t serious issues and definitely do not occur today. And although most of its popularity and sensation was due to the fact that it directly criticized social issues making it in fact a very bold statement in very Mikael Blomkvist style. And his sentences are definitely simple. You know, like Ernest Hemingway who’s sentences were incredibly plain and straightforward but held much deeper meanings of existentialism and showed the post-World War attitude held in that time.

    So yes, “these books are Stupid, Stupid, Stupid!” But I suppose the reason this doesn’t make you feel enlightene like “most books” is because these aren’t like most books. You know, most books as in Twilight or maybe James Patterson books. Leaving you enlightened for only a brief moment, if you call being mildly surprised or satisfied with a happy ending enlightend. And they do leave you thicker. Thicker with very important issues that are currently being ignored in today’s society.”

    Posted by Angelica ,


  • Anuk in Stockholm says:

    Definitely under-edited. It’s mostly exposition. That’s 100% the writer – not the translator.

    Posted by Anuk in Stockholm ,


  • Ania Sudolinska in Bologna says:

    somebody mentioned ‘Harry Potter’ with scepticism, how can a book sold in so many copies be overrated? As we can see, very easily. ‘Harry Potter’ is terrible but…it works. Children read it. Ok, it is unfair, Harry Potter is for children. Doesn’t matter, he is a wizard but the author lacks the imagination. Let’s mention another bestseller, let’s talk about the great ‘Da Vinci Code’! Mamma mia! That book really made me angry, what a poor, miserable writing and yet the author sold 1000000000000 copies. I felt so deceived that I decided to edit it and replaced most nouns with one but the most adequate(s…) and most adjectives with the adjective coming from this noun. Then it truly became a great book! I kept my unique copy, of course. When it comes to the Larsson Trilogy, in my opinion it is overrated, but it talks about some important issues as others pointed out. Amd it is very entertaining. I dont like this exaltation: “stupid, stupid stupid!” That provoked me to leave a comment. Perhaps you could choose a different word, maybe: flat, superficial, annoying but stupid? a very infantile way of expressing your disappointment. I am not a native Enlish speaker, I appologise for the mistakes. An now I am going back to reading:)

    Posted by Ania Sudolinska in Bologna ,


  • A says:

    Just to say “NO COMMENT”. If you didn’t enjoy them you are in a minority. SHAME, YOUR LOSS

    Posted by A ,


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    • “modernising” original script during translation
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    • KALLE BLOMKVIST – What does Kalle mean?
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    • Surnames
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    • Other similar series?
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      Started by : Brad in Detroit 28 July 2010
    • English phonetic pronounciations
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    • no really, overrated
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      Started by : jd 19 August 2010
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    • Did Lisbeth salander kill Hans-Erik Wennerström
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      Started by : The Dragon from Salanderville 23 April 2014
    • Mikbeth or Miribeth?
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      Started by : Nikita in Berdyansk 08 October 2013
    • Song name needed
      Comments : 6
      Last comment by Logan 16 September 2013.
      Started by : Karen M in SC 12 September 2013
    • Sadly No Forth Book
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    • the tour
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    • 4th book?
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      Started by : Meriem in Algiers 24 August 2013
    • The Girl With The Stick-on Tattoo
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    • 4th book
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    • Help me with your comments!
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    • Overrated to the max!
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    • That Girl Started Her Own Country
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    • Whose motorcycle?
      Comments : 1
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      Started by : chuckg in Cairo GA 16 August 2012
    • Court building from original film?
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      Started by : Amanda in Zwolle 07 August 2012
    • Mistake?
      Comments : 3
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      Started by : Shady 03 August 2012
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    • nicknames
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      Started by : mandy in england 29 June 2012
    • Eva’s Curse
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      Started by : J.Bean in UK 09 June 2012
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      Started by : Jaideep in Amazon.com 20 May 2012
    • Was dag svensson’s book published?
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      Started by : Solo in Riyadh 16 May 2012
    • Next Stieg Larsson???
      Comments : 0
      Last comment by 16 May 2012.
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    • Small, small acting world
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      Started by : sonya in new britain. 30 April 2012
    • “All the Evil” has a prequel!
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      Started by : Leo Rivers in Cottage Grove Oregon 30 November 2023
    • food??
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    • Didn’t understand
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      Started by : J.T. in England 12 February 2012
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    • keeping all that money
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    • Paolo Roberto
      Comments : 6
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    • 3 most sympathetic characters and 3 most repulsive ones(in the books)
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      Started by : Heckler in Saint-Petersburg 05 January 2012
    • Similarities and Differences in the trilogy?
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      Started by : Felix in Norway 02 January 2012
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      Comments : 6
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      Started by : Jonna in Turku 30 December 2011
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      Started by : Charles in London 02 December 2011
    • So what’s next on your reading list?
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    • sexy salander
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    • Which film is best
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    • anyone who did the milleniumtrilogy walkingtour in Stockholm?
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    • Funny Unatractive Spanish title translation
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    • my real name is ronald niedermann
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    • Outstanding story telling
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      Started by : Jeremy in Oxforshire 18 May 2011
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      Started by : Leo Rivers in Cottage Grove Oregon 15 May 2011
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      Started by : Bob 15 May 2011
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      Started by : Nige Clements in Brussels 14 May 2011
    • Andre Jute says…
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      Started by : genji in Lisbethtown 20 April 2011
    • The Jute Scandal
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      Last comment by admin 06 May 2011.
      Started by : genji in Lisbethtown 20 April 2011
    • English dub
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      Started by : sg in to 30 November 2023
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      Started by : Jim Rittenour in Milaca MN 30 November 2023
    • Money
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      Started by : Lars in Nyköping 30 November 2023
    • what phone did Lisbeth use
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      Started by : AM in NYC 30 November 2023
    • ITunes problem, Abridged or unabridged
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      Started by : SyKotOy in Sydney Australia 23 February 2011
    • How stupid is Blomkvist??
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      Started by : Cass in Christchurch 21 February 2011
    • Deleted Scenes
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      Last comment by admin 05 March 2011.
      Started by : Maeby Shirley in Adelaide 16 February 2011
    • Lisbeth’s Revenge
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      Started by : Ro in Ireland 03 February 2011
    • Which book is the best?
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      Started by : Aine in Ireland 10 January 2011
    • setting of the story
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    • Real people appearing as characters
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      Started by : Andrew Situ in Fremantle 05 January 2011
    • How to pronounce Micke?
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      Last comment by Silvia in Romania 27 December 2010.
      Started by : Hollibelle 27 December 2010
    • Gabrielsson a co-author?
      Comments : 4
      Last comment by admin 12 January 2011.
      Started by : Andrew Situq in Fremantle 14 December 2010
    • Romance between Mikael and Lisbeth
      Comments : 62
      Last comment by Andrew Situ in Fremantle 14 December 2010.
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    • Song about Lisbeth, etc
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      Started by : DJ Jablonski in New Wark 26 November 2010
    • Wow !
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      Started by : Tricia in living in Daventry(UK) and France 21 November 2010
    • Is there a thrid movie?
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      Started by : StiegFan-Maine 18 November 2010
    • plot hole Dragon tattoo
      Comments : 21
      Last comment by Amy in San Diego 18 November 2010.
      Started by : John S. in Minneapolis 17 November 2010
    • Movie lengths?
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      Started by : jim in florida in south florida 10 November 2010
    • Coffee and sandwiches??!!
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      Started by : 09 November 2010
    • TGWPWF Prelude
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      Started by : Sue in Woodbine 17 October 2010
    • A 5th Book found… or is it the 4th?
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    • Reference to Astrid Lindgrens work
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      Last comment by Simon in Stockholm 07 December 2010.
      Started by : Splurr in Stockholm 08 October 2010
    • Implausible?
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      Started by : Marshall in Ballarat 03 October 2010
    • The tatoo and the sister?
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      Started by : sandiandfrances in denman island 18 September 2010
    • Read books in any order?
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      Started by : Bill Johnson in Milwaukee 17 September 2010
    • Harriet Vagner
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      Started by : dtokma 17 September 2019
    • More food
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      Started by : Hally Halcyon 15 July 2019
    • Money
      Comments : 0

      Started by : Andreas Hage 25 July 2018
    • Missing Pages 411-442
      Comments : 0

      Started by : Michael Martini 13 May 2018
    • Who decided the Swedish names of the 3 books?
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      Started by : Pelle 8 March 2018
    • Martin Vanger and Eva his dentist
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      Last comment by JK 04 June 2018.
      Started by : Lee 12 July 2017
    • I think I will skip the movie
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      Started by : Jim DiGriz in Ellanaduo 06 December 2014
    • Book Club discussion questions
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    • The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
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      Started by : Editor in Stockholm 17 November 2008
    • Real and fresh look at violence against women
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      Started by : queenslander in Longreach 10 May 2010
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      Started by : Phill in Chicago ill 16 May 2010
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      Started by : Hugh in NYC 19 July 2010
    • victims’ families never contacted?
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    • Lead actress announced
      Comments : 8
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      Started by : foxa in sydney 17 August 2010
    • Family tree online?
      Comments : 9
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      Started by : Adam in Salt Lake City 26 July 2010
    • The Tsar with the Dragon Tatto
      Comments : 8
      Last comment by Cindy in St.Louis MO 18 April 2014.
      Started by : The Dragon from Salanderville 18 January 2014
    • Plague’s cuff
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      Started by : Brian in Harwood Hts IL 19 June 2013
    • Details about Lizbeth
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      Started by : Cindy in St. Lous MO 12 June 2013
    • Why?
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      Last comment by BaCL2 in Tallahassee 04 January 2013.
      Started by : rhoyal3 in NYC 31 December 2012
    • Lisbeth’s question to her mother
      Comments : 8
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      Started by : NTB in USA 30 July 2012
    • Mind-numbing!
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      Started by : MC in Ireland 15 May 2012
    • Hooked so soon
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    • Why not rubber band?
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      Last comment by Jean in Seattle 28 January 2012.
      Started by : SHC in Illinois 21 January 2012
    • Who was in picture in pocket of leather jacket
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      Last comment by TGWTDT FAN in Hamilton ON 05 January 2012.
      Started by : Marie in New York 04 January 2012
    • can the 1st book stand alone?
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      Started by : missuspickypins in fort collins 01 August 2011
    • Millennium TV mini series
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      Started by : Polly in Freeport 23 June 2011
    • Books read by Mikael and Lisbeth?
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      Started by : Robert in Raleigh 07 May 2011
    • Why does Lisbeth get rid of all evidence?
      Comments : 15
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    • t-shirt
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    • Blomkvist Conclusion
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      Started by : Manuel in Lima 24 January 2011
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      Started by : Anne in Fort Collins 17 December 2010
    • flowers
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      Started by : bonnie in pittsburgh 29 November 2010
    • Song Lisbeth listens to?
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      Started by : JJ 08 November 2010
    • Martin Vanger and Herman Webster Mudgett
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    • What does Lisbeth write on the body of the guardian?
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      Started by : Cath 19 September 2010
    • Salander ditches Martin’s Laptop
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      Started by : David black 9 December 2019
    • Where does all the money go.
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      Started by : GND 3 October 2019
    • 1st Edition, 1st Printings.
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      Started by : William Galvin 3 October 2018
    • Inside the Mind of Lisbeth Salander
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      Started by : HUGH in NYC 27 June 2010
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      Started by : Liam in Bray 30 November 2023
    • Why is she so messed up?
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      Started by : Just Wondering … in Minneapolis 17 July 2010
    • why did she get the tattoo
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      Comments : 8
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    • Salander
      Comments : 0

      Started by : Cindy i St. Louis 02 May 2013
    • Lisbeth nicknames help!
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      Last comment by Cindy in St.Louis MO 18 April 2014.
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    • Salander
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    • Froking Salander…
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    • camilla
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    • All the evil
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    • what mistake lisabeth made?
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    • Lisbeth Salander Tattoo
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    • Morality of Lisbeth Salander
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      Started by : rckhoury in Three Oaks 26 November 2010
    • What about the implants?
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    • Lisbeth made a mistake?
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      Started by : gregory K mansur 12 April 2019
    • how meny book and the order
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      Started by : Reece Poole 22 October 2017
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      Started by : PP in Stockholm 15 November 2014
    • His death
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      Started by : Aisha 10 November 2014
    • Book 4, will it ever be published?
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      Started by : Micael (exiled Swede) in the Swedish speaking part of Finland 16 February 2009
    • How did he die?
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    • What is true in the fiction
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    • Trust Capital
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    • Was Stieg a Musician?
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      Started by : congabobby in Petaluma 17 July 2009
    • What are some of your favourite things about the books?
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      Started by : J in Denmark 11 September 2009
    • conspiracy
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    • so sad he died
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      Started by : charlotte in guess 11 December 2011
    • A shocked late comer…
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      Started by : Cara in Torquay (UK) 22 December 2010
    • *for sale* 1st edition / advance readers copy – GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO
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    • Who is Lisbeth’s father?
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      Started by : Mary Clifford 21 February 2019
    • Mistake in Book 1?
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      Last comment by Camila Jimenez 05 April 2019.
      Started by : Andreas Hage 25 July 2018
    • Sven-Ingvars
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    • Family Tree
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    • Coffee
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      Started by : Linda in Holland 04 October 2009
    • Real things in the books
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      Started by : Emil in Denmark 05 January 2010
    • Entropic chaos factor
      Comments : 4
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      Started by : aelli12 27 October 2009
    • Pistols and revolvers
      Comments : 6
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      Started by : John in Geneva 13 October 2009
    • TV episodes?
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      Started by : barda in são paulo 07 July 2010
    • 2 technical questions
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      Started by : leo rivers in cottage grove 02 April 2010
    • UK versus US audiobooks (Hornets Nest)
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