Red Dragon Tattoo, is just about on you…

Posted on | April 1, 2011

Sorry, but I can’t even think about Steig Larsson without hearing this Fountains of Wayne song in my head.  If The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Larsson’s other novels make you think of ideas, philosophers, and concepts, then you may want to ink an abstract and send it to Joe Steiff and Sara Livingston who are circulating this CFA: Dragon Tattoo and Philosophy

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