The Girl in the Spider's Web: A Lisbeth Salander Novel (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Lisbeth Salander / Millennium) Book 4)

For some time already he had had a sense—impossible to put his finger on—that there was a key piece missing, something which could shed light on the whole story.

it isn’t the subject that determines good journalism, it’s the reporter’s attitude.

Then she went to the kitchen and picked up a few old biscuits from the larder while she looked out towards Slussen and Riddarfjärden.

standing in front of Söderbokhandeln, the bookstore on Götgatan,

even if something looks like a good story in intellectual terms it still might not turn you on. So

Somehow the memory of that crayfish party increased the sense of desolation, as if the festivities were draped like a ghost over its walls.

hit on his target.

“Frans wanted to replicate biological evolution on a digital level. He was working on self-teaching algorithms—the idea is they can enhance themselves through trial and error. He also contributed to the development of quantum computers, as people call them, which Google, Solifon, and the NSA are working on. His objective was to achieve AGI, or Arti

Life is constantly treating us to illusory connections.

He was afraid his programme would end up in the wrong hands. He was even afraid the programme would come into contact with the Internet and merge with it. He called it August, after his son.”