Stieg Larsson was the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine Expo. He was a leading expert on anti-democratic, right-wing extremist organisations. He died in 2004, soon after delivering the text of the novels that make up the Millennium Trilogy.

'It's hard not to compare him with Orwell, who comprehended the appeal of fascism, while despising it' Michael Newton, Guardian.

• Preface: Another side of Stieg Larsson - a voice sadly missed. Introduction by Tariq Ali. Terror killings can happen in Stockholm (Expo - 1995). The new popular movement (Expo/Svartvitt - 1999). Democracy in Europe? (Expo - 2003). Living with Pia Kjaersgaard (Expo - 2002). The return of anti-Semitism (Expo/Monitor - 1998). The world picture of superstition (Internationalen - 1983). A defeat for democracy (Expo, previously unpublished). Response to anti-democratic propaganda (Expo - 2002, with Mikael Ekman). Cracks behind a unified facade (www.expo.se - 2003). The party that's over the limit (www.expo.se - 2003). The Sweden Democrats and their defector (www.expo.se - 2004). N.D. sidelined (www.expo.se - 2004). An attack on democracy (www.expo.se - 2003). Dear Expo... (www.expo.se - 2003). The intellectual breakdown of Expressen (www.expo.se - 2003). The pea-brains of nationalism (www.expo.se - 2004). 'The world's most dangerous profession' (From the book 'Overleva deadline'). Gang rape as racist propaganda (www.expo.se - 2003). Exit Paulsson (www.expo.se - 2004). Swedish and un-Swedish violence towards women (From the book 'Debatten om hedersmord'). Terror aimed at homosexuals (Expo - 1997). The assault on Facundo Unia (www.expo.se - 2003). The terror we turn a blind eye to (Expo - 2003). Svenska Motstandsrorelsen (Swedish Resistance Movement) - a Zionist conspiracy? (www.expo.se - 2003). 9,001 kilometres to Beijing (Vagabond - 1987). Biographies.