Maurice Leblanc: The Confessions of Arsène Lupin

The books of French writer Maurice Leblanc about the adventures of Arsène Lupin were sold in huge print runs during the author's lifetime, exceeding the circulation of Conan Doyle's own books. Arsène Lupin is a great adventurer, the king of thieves, a man with a thousand faces. Every policeman in France dreams of catching him. His name has become a legend that both terrifies and fascinates. It is impossible to catch him; predicting his next move is out of the question. His cunning, nobility, and ingenuity know no bounds.
The noble burglar Arsène Lupin and Chief Inspector Ganimard share many memories—perhaps far more than the inspector would like. Especially when these two brilliant minds, despite their irreconcilable rivalry, have to act, it would seem, on the same side...
This edition includes works in which the famous bandit acts on the side of law and justice: the collection of short stories "The Confessions of Arsène Lupin" and the novel "The Golden Triangle".

Author: Maurice Leblanc

Translation: Elena Morozova, Irina Staf, Marianna Taimanova

Pages: 576 (newsprint). Softcover

Dimensions: 180x115x25 mm

Series: Azbuka-Classic