Author

George Goulding

Q: What should I read first by George Goulding?

Start with the Millennium series, since it is the first on file, then read it in publication order.

George Goulding has 4 known credited books (4 published) across 1 series. Start with Millennium. George Goulding translates Millennium (created by Stieg Larsson).

George Goulding is a British translator from Swedish who became David Lagercrantz's regular English-language translator, working on Lagercrantz's fictionalised Alan Turing novel Fall of Man in Wilmslow before going on to translate all three of Lagercrantz's continuations of Stieg Larsson's Millennium series: The Girl in the Spider's Web, The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye and The Girl Who Lived Twice. His other translation credits include Mattias Berg's thriller The Carrier. In this catalogue he is credited as the translator of Fall of Man in Wilmslow and all three Lagercrantz-authored Millennium novels.

Series: 1
Credited books: 4
Published: 4
Latest published book: The Girl Who Lived Twice 2019
Active: 2015–present
Best known for: Millennium

Key facts about George Goulding

George Goulding has 4 books on our list. 3 of them belong to a series, while 1 stands alone. Since all 4 are out now, every book here is ready to read. Their series sits on our nordic noir shelf.

George Goulding has 1 series on file. Millennium has 8 books, starting in 2005. Millennium began with Stieg Larsson, while George Goulding has books in it too.

Since Millennium is the first series on file, it is the place to start. Their first published book on file came out in 2015. Meanwhile, The Girl Who Lived Twice is the latest published book, out in 2019.

There is also 1 standalone book. You can read it in any order, since each one stands alone. The newest one that is out is Fall of Man in Wilmslow, from 2015.