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Gentleman burglar
Not every thief earns a reader’s affection. Arsène Lupin, however, belongs to that rare breed of characters whose charm, wit, and ability to stay one step ahead make him difficult to resist. The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin offers a world of disguises, clever schemes, and shifting identities, where the journey is often every bit as entertaining as the outcome.
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Sign in to send a signalMaurice Leblanc was a French writer who gave detective and adventure fiction one of its most irresistible figures: the gentleman thief Arsène Lupin. In Lupin’s exploits, he created a hero of elegance, wit, and playful audacity, a criminal who steals with style and slips through the hands of both the police and polite society. Leblanc wrote numerous novels, short stories, and plays, but the Lupin cycle became the work that secured his lasting fame. Ironically, he had once hoped to be recognized for more serious literary fiction, and at times seemed to regard his charming burglar as a gilded cage. Yet Arsène Lupin stole even his creator’s destiny — and did it with such grace that readers have been forgiving him ever since.
Mystery, Crime and Masks
Stories of mystery, deduction, crime, disguise, deception, hidden motives, and exceptional minds. This collection belongs to books in which every clue, detail, or false face may change the entire story.