Barry Forshaw Read By Stanley McGeagh - The Man Who Left Too Soon The Life And Works Of Stieg Larsson

Review by Jennifer Kemper

The Man Who Left Too Soon: The Life And Works Of Stieg Larsson, written by Barry Forshaw and read by Stanley McGeagh, is an exceptional audiobook that delves into the life and works of the late Swedish author, Stieg Larsson.

Forshaw's comprehensive research and analysis of Larsson's life, combined with McGeagh's engaging narration, make for a fascinating listening experience. The audiobook covers not only Larsson's internationally acclaimed Millennium series, but also delves into his life as a journalist and political activist.

The audiobook provides insight into Larsson's personal life, including his childhood and upbringing, as well as his passionate involvement in left-wing politics and his fight against right-wing extremism. It also explores his untimely death and the controversy surrounding his estate.

Summary by Jennifer Kemper

McGeagh's narration is clear and articulate, and he brings a depth of emotion to the audiobook, making the listener feel as though they are experiencing Larsson's life in real-time. The Man Who Left Too Soon is a must-listen for fans of Stieg Larsson and those interested in the life and works of this enigmatic author.