Lisbeth Salander, the stormy computer hacker and anti-heroine who many readers know as "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," is coming back for a fifth book — despite the fact that her original ...

That rhetorical shrug seems unnecessary. Plenty of words sum up Salander: hacker, activist, vigilante, researcher, criminal. But there’s also a simpler way to express who and what she is ...

Something’s different about Lisbeth Salander. Could it be the hair? To be sure, the titular protagonist of “The Girl in the Spider’s Web: A New Dragon Tattoo Story” has changed her look ...

The Girl Who Lived Twice by David Lagercrantz could have used a little more of series protagonist Lisbeth Salander. (Knopf) Somebody very droll got into Stieg Larsson's Wikipedia page. Recently ...

Apparently, The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye is also taking a knee. Lisbeth Salander, the titular "girl" (with the dragon tattoo) in Swedish author David Lagercrantz’s continuation of Stieg ...

Lisbeth's sense of outrage at violence against all women is one thing that spurs her quest for truth -- and revenge. "[The violence] is hard to watch," says Zaillian.

The case of Lisbeth Salander’s division from Stieg Larsson, if that’s indeed what has happened, isn’t new. From Middle-Earth, Westeros, comic book universes, and galaxies far, far away ...

Somebody very droll got into Stieg Larsson’s Wikipedia page. Recently, an entry on his Millennium crime series described Lisbeth Salander, the series’ popular continuing character, simply as ...