article_snippet: Gabrielsson -  the left wing journalist's partner of more than three decades - has not only questioned the motivation of the publishing house, but been hugely critical of the author chosen to follow in Eva Gabrielsson late partner's footsteps.
article_snippet: David Lagercrantz, a journalist and author best known as footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic's official biographer, is 'a completely idiotic choice' in Eva Gabrielsson view. '
article_snippet: David Lagercrantz, a journalist and author best known as footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic's official biographer say heroes are supposed to live forever.
article_snippet: c***, this is about money,' Eva Gabrielsson said. '
article_snippet: It's about a publishing house that needs money, (and) a writer who doesn't have anything to write
article_snippet: so he copies someone else.'
article_snippet: Gabrielsson says Gabrielsson views Lagercrantz is 'a completely idiotic choice' to continue Larsson's work, with even the 'very literary' title sitting badly with Gabrielsson.
article_snippet: Gabrielsson said: '[He] comes from a completely different background.
article_snippet: For Gabrielsson, the publication is a bitter blow - the outcome of a bitter battle against Gabrielsson partner's family to manage his work.
article_snippet: Following his death, Gabrielsson wanted to manage his authorship to avoid Gabrielsson commercialisation, but Gabrielsson says Gabrielsson never reached an agreement with Larsson's brother and father and Larsson's brother and father now manage his estate.
article_snippet: Gabrielsson says now 'there is nothing left to protect'.
article_snippet: But Gabrielsson, who only recently moved out of the home Larsson's brother and father shared as Gabrielsson tries to rebuild Gabrielsson life, believes the wrong things have happened - especially when it comes to the new book. '
highlights_snippet: But Eva Gabrielsson has said Eva Gabrielsson late partner would have been 'furious'
  Descried the release of the 500-page book as a move motivated by money .
  