Arsene Lupin is a gentleman thief, and this first book from the pen of Maurice Leblanc introduces us to this wonderful character's first adventure.  Written many years ago, this exciting crime romp is still fantastic fun today, and has been specially formatted for e-reading devices by Andrews UK.

Arsene Lupin

Arsene Lupin: one of the most famous and intriguing figures of French detective literature. He was created by Maurice Leblanc, a brilliant journalist, writer and storyteller, and is the hero of a total of 24 books, novels and short stories alike. The fictional gentleman thief is a master of disguise, a criminal genius and a moral figure well-set in righting a few wrongs himself when Justice can't be bothered. "The Extraordinary Life of Arsène Lupin in Prison", as per the original title, opens with a letter from Lupin to Baron Nathan Cahorn. Lupin demands the wealthy Baron send him several of his most precious valuables, or else... he will come and take everything. But Lupin is incarcerated in the famous La Santé Prison! When the deadline comes, detective Ganimard and his men keep a keen eye on the belongings... This series of audiobooks recorded by the best storytellers recaptures all the elegance and finesse of the beloved French criminal.

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Thief: 5 stories

Arsène Lupin is a fictional gentleman thief and master of disguise created in 1905 by French writer Maurice Leblanc. He was originally called Arsène Lopin, until a local politician of the same name protested. The character was first introduced in a series of short stories serialized in the magazine Je sais tout. The first story, "The Arrest of Arsène Lupin", was published on 15 July 1905. Translated by Edgar Jepson Maurice Marie Émile Leblanc (11 November 1864 – 6 November 1941) was a French novelist and writer of short stories, known primarily as the creator of the fictional gentleman thief and detective Arsène Lupin, often described as a French counterpart to Arthur Conan Doyle's creation Sherlock Holmes.

Raymonde listened. The noise was repeated twice over, clearly enough to be distinguished from the medley of vague sounds that formed the great silence of the night and yet too faintly to enable her to tell whether it was near or far, within the walls of the big country–house, or outside, among the murky recesses of the park. She rose softly. Her window was half open: she flung it back wide. The moonlight lay over a peaceful landscape of lawns and thickets, against which the straggling ruins of the old abbey stood out in tragic outlines, truncated columns, mutilated arches, fragments of porches and shreds of flying buttresses. A light breeze hovered over the face of things, gliding noiselessly through the bare motionless branches of the trees, but shaking the tiny budding leaves of the shrubs.

Arsène Lupin

The Hollow Needle

It was a strange ending to a voyage that had commenced in a most auspicious manner. The transatlantic steamship `La Provence' was a swift and comfortable vessel, under the command of a most affable man. The passengers constituted a select and delightful society. The charm of new acquaintances and improvised amusements served to make the time pass agreeably. We enjoyed the pleasant sensation of being separated from the world, living, as it were, upon an unknown island, and consequently obliged to be sociable with each other. Have you ever stopped to consider how much originality and spontaneity emanate from these various individuals who, on the preceding evening, did not even know each other, and who are now, for several days, condemned to lead a life of extreme intimacy, jointly defying the anger of the ocean, the terrible onslaught of the waves, the violence of the tempest and the agonizing monotony of the calm and sleepy water? Such a life becomes a sort of tragic existence, with its storms and its grandeurs, its monotony and its diversity; and that is why, perhaps, we embark upon that short voyage with mingled feelings of pleasure and fear.

The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar

LUPIN - The Adventures of Gentleman Thief is a captivating collection of tales featuring the charming anti-hero, Arsène Lupin, master thief and gentleman of the Belle Époque. Written in a style that deftly blends suspense, humor, and social commentary, Leblanc immerses readers in a world of intrigue and adventure, seasoned with exceptional wit and clever narrative twists. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century France, these stories not only entertain but also reflect the era's fascination with crime, morality, and the fluid boundaries between villainy and virtue. Maurice Leblanc, a pioneering figure in French crime fiction, drew inspiration from his own experiences and observations of society. Born in 1864 into a modest family, Leblanc's exposure to both the nobility and the lower classes shaped his understanding of human nature. His background as a journalist and playwright infused his storytelling with sharp, insightful critiques of class distinctions, making Lupin not just a thief, but a symbol of rebellion against societal constraints. Readers are invited to embark on a thrilling journey through the pages of LUPIN, where cunning escapades and a dash of romance await. This collection is a must-read for anyone with a taste for adventure, clever plotting, and the nuances of moral ambiguity.

LUPIN - The  Adventures of Gentleman Thief

It was close upon half–past six and the evening shadows were growing denser when two soldiers reached the little space, planted with trees, opposite the Musée Galliéra, where the Rue de Chaillot and the Rue Pierre–Charron meet. One wore an infantryman's sky–blue great–coat; the other, a Senegalese, those clothes of undyed wool, with baggy breeches and a belted jacket, in which the Zouaves and the native African troops have been dressed since the war. One of them had lost his right leg, the other his left arm. They walked round the open space, in the center of which stands a fine group of Silenus figures, and stopped. The infantryman threw away his cigarette. The Senegalese picked it up, took a few quick puffs at it, put it out by squeezing it between his fore–finger and thumb and stuffed it into his pocket. All this without a word. Almost at the same time two more soldiers came out of the Rue Galliéra. It would have been impossible to say to what branch they belonged, for their military attire was composed of the most incongruous civilian garments. However, one of them sported a Zouave's chechia, the other an artilleryman's képi. The first walked on crutches, the other on two sticks. These two kept near the newspaper–kiosk which stands at the edge of the pavement.

The Golden Triangle

The rays of the September sun flooded the great halls of the old chateau of the Dukes of Charmerace, lighting up with their mellow glow the spoils of so many ages and many lands, jumbled together with the execrable taste which so often afflicts those whose only standard of value is money. The golden light warmed the panelled walls and old furniture to a dull lustre, and gave back to the fading gilt of the First Empire chairs and couches something of its old brightness. It illumined the long line of pictures on the walls, pictures of dead and gone Charmeraces, the stern or debonair faces of the men, soldiers, statesmen, dandies, the gentle or imperious faces of beautiful women. It flashed back from armour of brightly polished steel, and drew dull gleams from armour of bronze. The hues of rare porcelain, of the rich inlays of Oriental or Renaissance cabinets, mingled with the hues of the pictures, the tapestry, the Persian rugs about the polished floor to fill the hall with a rich glow of colour. But of all the beautiful and precious things which the sun–rays warmed to a clearer beauty, the face of the girl who sat writing at a table in front of the long windows, which opened on to the centuries–old turf of the broad terrace, was the most beautiful and the most precious.

Hortense Daniel pushed her window ajar and whispered: "Are you there, Rossigny?" "I am here," replied a voice from the shrubbery at the front of the house. Leaning forward, she saw a rather fat man looking up at her out of a gross red face with its cheeks and chin set in unpleasantly fair whiskers. "Well?" he asked. "Well, I had a great argument with my uncle and aunt last night. They absolutely refuse to sign the document of which my lawyer sent them the draft, or to restore the dowry squandered by my husband." "But your uncle is responsible by the terms of the marriage–settlement." "No matter. He refuses." "Well, what do you propose to do?" "Are you still determined to run away with me?" she asked, with a laugh. "More so than ever." "Your intentions are strictly honourable, remember!"

The Eight Strokes of the Clock

It was half–past four; M. Desmalions, the Prefect of Police, was not yet back at the office. His private secretary laid on the desk a bundle of letters and reports which he had annotated for his chief, rang the bell and said to the messenger who entered by the main door: "Monsieur le Préfet has sent for a number of people to see him at five o'clock. Here are their names. Show them into separate waiting–rooms, so that they can't communicate with one another, and let me have their cards when they come." The messenger went out. The secretary was turning toward the small door that led to his room, when the main door opened once more and admitted a man who stopped and leaned swaying over the back of a chair. "Why, it's you, Vérot!" said the secretary. "But what's happened? What's the matter?" Inspector Vérot was a very stout, powerfully built man, with a big neck and shoulders and a florid complexion. He had obviously been upset by some violent excitement, for his face, streaked with red veins and usually so apoplectic, seemed almost pale. "Oh, nothing. Monsieur le Secrétaire!" he said. "Yes, yes; you're not looking your usual self. You're gray in the face…. And the way you're perspiring…."

The Teeth of the Tiger

The war has led to so many upheavals that not many people now remember the Hergemont scandal of seventeen years ago. Let us recall the details in a few lines. One day in July 1902, M. Antoine d'Hergemont, the author of a series of well–known studies on the megalithic monuments of Brittany, was walking in the Bois with his daughter Véronique, when he was assaulted by four men, receiving a blow in the face with a walking–stick which felled him to the ground. After a short struggle and in spite of his desperate efforts, Véronique, the beautiful Véronique, as she was called by her friends, was dragged away and bundled into a motor–car which the spectators of this very brief scene saw making off in the direction of Saint–Cloud.

The Secret of Sarek

"Suppose I were to tell you," said Paul Delroze, "that I once stood face to face with him on French. . . ." Élisabeth looked up at him with the fond expression of a bride to whom the least word of the man she loves is a subject of wonder: "You have seen William II. in France?" "Saw him with my own eyes; and I have never forgotten a single one of the details that marked the meeting. And yet it happened very long ago." He was speaking with a sudden seriousness, as though the revival of that memory had awakened the most painful thoughts in his mind. "Tell me about it, won't you, Paul?" asked Élisabeth. "Yes, I will," he said. "In any case, though I was only a child at the time, the incident played so tragic a part in my life that I am bound to tell you the whole story." The train stopped and they got out at Corvigny, the last station on the local branch line which, starting from the chief town in the department, runs through the Liseron Valley and ends, fifteen miles from the frontier, at the foot of the little Lorraine city which Vauban, as he tells us in his "Memoirs," surrounded "with the most perfect demilunes imaginable."

The Woman of Mystery

The two boats fastened to the little pier that jutted out from the garden lay rocking in its shadow. Here and there lighted windows showed through the thick mist on the margins of the lake. The Enghien Casino opposite blazed with light, though it was late in the season, the end of September. A few stars appeared through the clouds. A light breeze ruffled the surface of the water. Arsene Lupin left the summer–house where he was smoking a cigar and, bending forward at the end of the pier: "Growler?" he asked. "Masher?…Are you there?" A man rose from each of the boats, and one of them answered: "Yes, governor." "Get ready. I hear the car coming with Gilbert and Vaucheray."

The Crystal Stopper

On the eighth day of last December, Mon. Gerbois, professor of mathematics at the College of Versailles, while rummaging in an old curiosity–shop, unearthed a small mahogany writing–desk which pleased him very much on account of the multiplicity of its drawers. "Just the thing for Suzanne's birthday present," thought he. And as he always tried to furnish some simple pleasures for his daughter, consistent with his modest income, he enquired the price, and, after some keen bargaining, purchased it for sixty–five francs. As he was giving his address to the shopkeeper, a young man, dressed with elegance and taste, who had been exploring the stock of antiques, caught sight of the writing–desk, and immediately enquired its price.

Arsène Lupin vs. Herlock Sholmes

Mr. Kesselbach stopped short on the threshold of the sitting–room, took his secretary's arm and, in an anxious voice, whispered: "Chapman, some one has been here again." "Surely not, sir," protested the secretary. "You have just opened the hall–door yourself; and the key never left your pocket while we were lunching in the restaurant." "Chapman, some one has been here again," Mr. Kesselbach repeated. He pointed to a traveling–bag on the mantelpiece. "Look, I can prove it. That bag was shut. It is now open." Chapman protested. "Are you quite sure that you shut it, sir? Besides, the bag contains nothing but odds and ends of no value, articles of dress. . . ."

"Lupin," I said, "tell me something about yourself." "Why, what would you have me tell you? Everybody knows my life!" replied Lupin, who lay drowsing on the sofa in my study. "Nobody knows it!" I protested. "People know from your letters in the newspapers that you were mixed up in this case, that you started that case. But the part which you played in it all, the plain facts of the story, the upshot of the mystery: these are things of which they know nothing." "Pooh! A heap of uninteresting twaddle!" "What! Your present of fifty thousand francs to Nicolas Dugrival's wife! Do you call that uninteresting? And what about the way in which you solved the puzzle of the three pictures?" Lupin laughed: "Yes, that was a queer puzzle, certainly. I can suggest a title for you if you like: what do you say to The Sign of the Shadow?" "And your successes in society and with the fair sex?" I continued. "The dashing Arsène's love–affairs!…And the clue to your good actions? Those chapters in your life to which you have so often alluded under the names of The Wedding–ring, Shadowed by Death, and so on!…Why delay these confidences and confessions, my dear Lupin?…Come, do what I ask you!…"

The Confessions of Arsène Lupin

In "Ars√®ne Lupin," Maurice Leblanc introduces readers to a captivating world of crime, charm, and cunning, through the exploits of his infamous gentleman thief. Blending elements of mystery, adventure, and detective fiction, Leblanc's narrative is characterized by its witty prose and ingenious plot twists. First published in 1907, this collection of stories reflects the literary context of early 20th-century France, where the popularity of detective fiction was burgeoning, and it cleverly contrasts Lupin's sophisticated methods against the backdrop of traditional sleuthing, particularly his encounters with the celebrated detective Sherlock Holmes. Leblanc, born in 1864, was a masterful storyteller whose own life experiences, including his fascination with the Parisian underbelly and the complexities of human nature, shaped his writing. His exposure to the changing social dynamics of France during the Belle √âpoque fueled the creation of Ars√®ne Lupin, a character who embodies both the charm of a rogue and the ethical ambiguity of a modern antihero, illustrating the societal tensions of his time. "Ars√®ne Lupin" is a must-read for those who appreciate clever plots and nuanced characters. It invites readers to indulge in the escapades of a thief who challenges the conventions of crime and justice, providing not just entertainment but also an insightful commentary on society itself.

The first of Maurice Leblanc’s collections about his devilish, debonair rogue, Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar presents eight dazzling short stories that display some of Lupin’s greatest thefts and escapes. Lupin robs from within prison, leaves its walls with ease, steals priceless diamonds from the rich and outwits the greatest detective of all: Sherlock Holmes. Witty, cunning and taunting, Lupin is a genius on the wrong side of the law, although his noble code of ethics and Robin-Hood-like ways often see him use his talents for good.

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar

The suave adventures of a gentleman rogue—a French Thomas Crown Created by Maurice LeBlanc during the early twentieth century, Arsene Lupin is a witty confidence man and burglar, the Sherlock Holmes of crime. The poor and innocent have nothing to fear from him; often they profit from his spontaneous generosity. The rich and powerful, and the detective who tries to spoil his fun, however, must beware. They are the target of Arsene's mischief and tomfoolery. A masterful thief, his plans frequently evolve into elaborate capers, a precursor to such cinematic creations as Ocean's Eleven and The Sting. Sparkling with amusing banter, these stories—the best of the Lupin series—are outrageous, melodramatic, and literate.     In the story, the young and snobbish daughter of a millionaire is about to marry the Duke of Charmerace, recently returned from a trip to the South Pole. However, things won't go as smoothly as expected for the spoiled girl and her faithful servant, mainly when Arsène Lupin, the famous gentleman-burglar appears where he is least expected!

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Thief

Comprising 10 short stories, The Confessions of Arsène Lupin first appeared in 1913. Each story features the eponymous gentleman- burglar, who deploys his remarkable wit and skill to plot a path through aristocratic society, outwitting both police and criminals along the way. This collection contains tales of romance and mystery, with Lupin himself never above performing the occasional good deed, while pocketing his own rewards, in the course of his adventures. The collection contains The Wedding Ring, A Tragedy in the Forest of Morgues and The Invisible Prisoner.

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar (French: Arsène Lupin, gentleman-cambrioleur) is the first collection of stories by Maurice Leblanc recounting the adventures of Arsène Lupin, released on 10 June 1907. It contains the first nine stories depicting the character, first published in the French magazine Je sais tout, the first one being on 15 July 1905. Arsene Lupin is a witty confidence man and burglar, the Sherlock Holmes of crime. The poor and innocent have nothing to fear from him; often they profit from his spontaneous generosity. The rich and powerful, and the detective who tries to spoil his fun, however, must beware. They are the target of Arsene's mischief and tomfoolery. A masterful thief, his plans frequently evolve into elaborate capers. Contents: The Arrest of Arsène Lupin Arsène Lupin in Prison The Escape of Arsène Lupin The Mysterious Traveller The Queen's Necklace Seven of Hearts The Safe of Madame Imbert The Black Pearl Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar

The debut of the famous french gentlemen thief, Maurice Leblanc's Arsene Lupin. Arsene Lupin is a master of disguise, practitioner of oriental martial arts, consummate gentleman and the greatest thief and cracksman in the history of France. In each of these nine adventures we see him go from one daring exploit to another, from the robberry of Baron Cahorn, his inexplicable escape from Prison and his obtaining the Black Pearl of Madame Zalti, to his supposed origins as a master theif of queens necklace at the age of 7 years and beyond. Narrated by Michael Ward.

The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin

Witness the ultimate battle of intellects as Arsène Lupin, the charming gentleman thief, faces off against the brilliant detective, Herlock Sholmes! 🌟 Arsène Lupin Versus Herlock Sholmes by Maurice Leblanc is a thrilling masterpiece that combines sharp wit, clever puzzles, and intense rivalry into an unforgettable story. 🕵️‍♂️✨ This gripping novel presents two larger-than-life characters engaged in a thrilling game of cat and mouse, where every move is packed with suspense and ingenuity. Lupin's unmatched cunning and charisma are pitted against Sholmes' relentless pursuit of justice, creating a dynamic and electrifying narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. 📖⚡ 🌟 Maurice Leblanc masterfully crafts a tale filled with unexpected twists, laugh-out-loud moments, and high-stakes drama, making this novel a standout in the mystery genre. 🏆 As two great minds collide, readers are treated to a story brimming with tension, humor, and a touch of elegance. It's a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction and literary duels! 💫✨ Explore the themes of loyalty, deception, and wit as Lupin and Sholmes engage in a battle that challenges not only their skills but their very principles. Whether you root for the quick-thinking thief or the determined detective, this book will leave you thoroughly entertained. 📚☕ 👉 Click "Buy Now" to join the iconic rivalry and experience the brilliance of Maurice Leblanc's storytelling! 🚀✨

Arsène Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes

"🔍 Dive into the thrilling world of the legendary gentleman thief, Arsène Lupin, as he faces off against his most formidable adversary, the brilliant detective Herlock Sholmes! This eBook promises a roller-coaster of emotions, from the exhilarating chases across Parisian rooftops to the intricate mind games in dimly lit salons. 🌟 "A masterpiece! The tension between Lupin and Sholmes had me on the edge of my seat!" 🎉 Experience joy as you witness the playful banter, surprise at the unexpected twists, and comfort in the familiarity of these beloved characters. This tale, a dynamic blend of suspense and wit, unveils just enough to keep you yearning for more. 📚 Thousands of readers have already been captivated. Join them and delve into this epic battle of wits! Will Lupin outsmart Sholmes, or will the detective finally catch the elusive thief? 📢 Don't miss out on this gripping adventure! Dive into the world of deception, strategy, and unparalleled intellect. Grab your copy now and embark on a journey you won't forget!

Arsène Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes (The Arsène Lupin Adventures)

The book that inspired the new Netflix series, "Lupin" with Omar Sy. "The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman Burglar" is the first collection of stories about the infamous thief, Arsene Lupin. Cunning, charming, and roguishly good-looking, Lupin leads the French police department on a merry dance across Belle Epoque Paris in these adventure-filled mysteries. Evading the authorities, getting the girl and usually pocketing some rare jewel for himself, Arsene Lupin's adventures will keep readers of all ages on the edge of their seats. Perfect for fans of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and Edgar Allan Poe's C. Auguste Dupin. B. J. Harrison started his Classic Tales Podcast back in 2007, soaring to the top of the iTunes charts. He masterfully breathes life back into literary classics and plays with a wide array of voices and accents and has produced over 500 audiobooks. His productions of P. G. Wodehouse's Jeeves series and Shakespeare's Hamlet are regularly seen at the top of audiobook charts. Now in collaboration with SAGA Egmont, his engaging narration of these famous stories is available to readers everywhere. Maurice Leblanc was a French author during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. He lived in Paris during the Belle Epoque, and his literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Though he wrote two well-received science fiction books, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, Arsene Lupin. Thought to be based on the life of anarchist Marius Jacob, who had a very public trial in 1905, Lupin is a whip-smart, witty, and roguishly handsome master of disguise. Leblanc was compared to Arthur Conan Doyle throughout his career, and he even wrote a series of novellas where Lupin is introduced to and subsequently outwits the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Arsene Lupin has inspired many spin-offs including the hugely successful Japanese manga series "Lupin III" and a new Netflix series "Lupin" starring Omar Sy.

Arsene Lupin: Now on Netflix!

The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman Burglar

From the books that inspired the new Netflix series Lupin with Omar Sy. After Arsene Lupin is suspected of yet another grand theft with a mysterious blonde accomplice, the Parisienne police are at their wits' end. Time to call in Sherlock Holmes. Will France's greatest thief be able to outwit England's most famous detective or has he finally met his match? Two fast-paced adventures full of twists and turns, "The Blonde Lady" and "The Jewish Lamp" will keep readers thrilled as two of literature's most cunning heroes finally come face to face. After a debate with Arthur Conan Doyle about the use of Holmes, Leblanc showed his trademark wit by changing the characters names to Herlock Sholmes and Dr Wilson for publication. B. J. Harrison started his Classic Tales Podcast back in 2007, soaring to the top of the iTunes charts. He masterfully breathes life back into literary classics as he plays with a wide array of voices and accents and has produced over 500 audiobooks. His productions of P. G. Wodehouse's Jeeves series and Shakespeare's Hamlet are regularly seen at the top of audiobook charts. Now in collaboration with SAGA Egmont, his engaging narration of these famous stories is available to readers everywhere. Maurice Leblanc was a French author during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. He lived in Paris during the Belle Epoque, and his literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Though he wrote two well-received science fiction books, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, Arsene Lupin. Thought to be based on the life of anarchist Marius Jacob, who had a very public trial in 1905, Lupin is a whip-smart, witty, and roguishly handsome master of disguise. Leblanc was compared to Arthur Conan Doyle throughout his career, and he even wrote a series of novellas where Lupin is introduced to and subsequently outwits the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Arsene Lupin has inspired many spin-offs including the hugely successful Japanese manga series "Lupin III" and a new Netflix series "Lupin" starring Omar Sy.

Arsene Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes

These classic mystery short stories feature Maurice Lebanc’s famous rogue, Arsène Lupin. A master of disguise, Lupin moves between high society and a burglar’s life, stealing from the rich and powerful and creating mischief for Detective Ganimard. Included in this collection are the following tales: “The Arrest of Arsène Lupin” “Arsène Lupin in Prison” “The Escape of Arsène Lupin” “The Mysterious Traveller” “The Queen's Necklace” “The Seven of Hearts” “Madame Imbert's Safe” “The Black Pearl” “Sherlock Holmes Arrives Too Late”

The Adventures of Arsène Lupin

The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar

The book that inspired the new Netflix series, "Lupin" with Omar Sy. The gentleman burglar and criminal mastermind, Arsene Lupin, returns in five new adventures. Paris’ very own "Prince of Thieves" is once again on the loose, armed with his trademark wit and charm. Constantly one step ahead of the police and his nemesis, Inspector Ganimard, Lupin solves a few mysteries, saves a few damsels, and even manages to pocket a small fortune for himself. "The Two Hundred Thousand Franc Rewards!", "The Wedding Ring", "The Sign of the Shadow", "The Infernal Trap", "The Red Silk Scarf" and "Shadowed by Death" from "The Confessions of Arsene Lupin" are daring, fast-paced and a whole lot of fun. Perfect for fans of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes and Edgar Allan Poe's C. Auguste Dupin. B. J. Harrison started his Classic Tales Podcast back in 2007, soaring to the top of the iTunes charts. He masterfully breathes life back into literary classics as he plays with a wide array of voices and accents and has produced over 500 audiobooks. His productions of Jeeves by P. G. Wodehouse and Hamlet by Shakespeare are regularly seen at the top of audiobook charts. Now in collaboration with SAGA Egmont, his engaging narration of these famous stories is available to readers everywhere. Maurice Leblanc was a French author during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. He lived in Paris during the Belle Epoque, and his literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Though he wrote two well-received science fiction books, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, Arsene Lupin. Thought to be based on the life of anarchist Marius Jacob, who had a very public trial in 1905, Lupin is a whip-smart, witty, and roguishly handsome master of disguise. Leblanc was compared to Arthur Conan Doyle throughout his career, and he even wrote a series of novellas where Lupin is introduced to and subsequently outwits the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Arsene Lupin has inspired many spin-offs including the hugely successful Japanese manga series Lupin III and a new Netflix series Lupin starring Omar Sy.

From The Confessions of Arsene Lupin

Lupin contre Lupin, ou le jeu des imposteurs. Sous l'identité de Guillaume Berlat, Arsène Lupin voyage tranquillement en train quand un mystérieux voleur lui dérobe argent et papiers. Ironie du sort, la police croit que le brigand est le légendaire Lupin lui-même ! Dans un retournement de situation pour le moins cocasse, c'est le véritable Arsène qui se retrouve à aider les autorités dans leur traque du faux Lupin. Parviendra-t-il à confondre l'imposteur avant que celui-ci ne cause plus de dégâts sous son nom usurpé ? Et la police s'apercevra-t-elle du malentendu ? Maurice Leblanc (1864-1941) est l’auteur de nombreux romans policiers, mais il est surtout le père du fameux Arsène Lupin. Né d’une famille de négociant, il fuit en Écosse durant la guerre franco-allemande, puis revient étudier à Rouen. Il fréquente Gustave Flaubert et Guy de Maupassant. C’est lorsqu’il publie en 1905 « L'Arrestation d’Arsène Lupin », sur le modèle de Sherlock Holmes, qu’il connaît un succès retentissant. Il continue sur sa lancée avec « Arsène Lupin contre Herlock Sholmès » qui provoque la colère de Conan Doyle. Il renforce son personnage Arsène Lupin au fil de sa carrière, et aujourd’hui encore, on ne cesse d’apprécier ce gentleman-cambrioleur en livre, en film ou en série.

Les aventures d'Arsène Lupin, gentleman cambrioleur

Le Mystérieux voyageur – Les aventures d'Arsène Lupin, gentleman cambrioleur

I wojna światowa, Paryż i niebezpieczna miłość, mogąca kosztować ludzkie życie. Do paryskiego szpitala trafia ranny oficer francuskiej armii. Tam bez pamięci zakochuje się w pięknej Kornalii. Jednak nie jest im dane doświadczyć beztroskiej miłości. Mąż kobiety zrobi wszystko, by uniemożliwić jej rozwód. Nawet, jeśli miałoby to kosztować czyjeś życie... Od teraz oficerowi i kobiecie grozi śmiertelne niebezpieczeństwo. Czy Lupinowi uda się im pomóc? Czy tajemnice ich przeszłości nie pokrzyżują im planu wspólnej przyszłości? To pierwsza z dwóch części powieści "Złoty trójkąt". Inspiracja do hitowego serialu Netflixa "Lupin" z Omarem Sy w rolach głównych. Idealna dla fanek i fanów Arthura Conana Doyle'a i Agathy Christie. Arsène Lupin Arsène Lupin – seria lekkich kryminałów o francuskim złodziejaszku-detektywie, czułym na kobiece wdzięki. Maurice Leblanc (ur. 11 grudnia 1864, zm. 6 listopada 1941) – francuski nowelista znany z serii książek o Arsène'ie Lupinie, szarmanckim złodzieju i detektywie.

Arsène Lupin. Złoty trójkąt. Tom I

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Audiobook idealny dla fanów detektywa Sherlocka Holmesa! Fascynujący tom przygód najsłynniejszego w historii włamywacza, który wymierza sprawiedliwość, okradając wyłącznie nikczemników i bogaczy. U Maurice'a Leblanca rzadko mamy do czynienia z morderstwem, a motywem kradzieży dokonywanych przez Lupin nigdy nie jest chęć zysku. Arsène Lupin kradnie obraz, żeby go podziwiać, a piękną kobietę uwodzi po to, żeby zapobiec jej małżeństwu z niewłaściwym mężczyzną. Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Trzy zbrodnie Lupina

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Zbiór opowiadań przedstawiających kolejne przygody Arsene'a Lupina, dżentelmena-włamywacza. W tym tomie Maurice Leblanc wrócił do lżejszych opowiadań, w stylu tych z pierwszego tytułu serii, „Arsene Lupin, dżentelmen-włamywacz”. Opowiadania ukazywały się w „Je sais tout” od kwietnia 1911 do 1913 roku. Znajdziemy tu czarującego Lupina, takiego jakim poznaliśmy go na początku, ale także w jego późniejszej wersji, gdzie popełnia błędy, a nawet stoi na straconych pozycjach i jest ratowany przez przypadek. W wielu opowiadaniach słynny francuski złodziej nadal ujmuje przenikliwością umysłu i przebiegliwością swoich planów. Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Zwierzenia Lupina

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Audiobook idealny dla fanów detektywa Sherlocka Holmesa! Podczas włamania do domu posła Daubrecqa dochodzi do przestępstwa, a dwóch wspólników Arsène'a Lupina zostaje zatrzymanych przez policję. Jeden jest winny morderstwa, drugi niewinny, ale obaj zostaną skazani na śmierć. Lupin stara się uwolnić ofiarę pomyłki sądowej, ale walczy z bezwzględnym szantażystą Daubrecq'iem, który posiada tajemniczy dokument pozwalający mu sterować władzami republiki oraz policją. Rozpoczyna się gra między Daubrecqiem a Lupinem, przy czym ten drugi nie zna do końca jej zasad. Jaką rolę w tej historii odegra tajemnicza kobieta o stalowych oczach? Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Kryształowy korek

Śmierć multimilionera, poszukiwanie spadkobierców i śmiertelne niebezpieczeństwo. Zagadkowa śmierć multimilionera, Cosmo Morningtona, wstrząsa opinią publiczną we Francji. Bogacz pozostawia po sobie testament, w którym prosi swojego przyjaciela, Arsène’a Lupina, o pomoc w znalezieniu swoich spadkobierców. Gdyby słynnemu złodziejaszkowi nie udało się odszukać dalekiej rodziny Morningtora, cały spadek przeszedłby na niego. Czy taki zapis w testamencie może okazać się dla Lupina zgubny? Czy są wokół niego osoby, którym może się to wyjątkowo nie spodobać? Inspiracja do hitowego serialu Netflixa "Lupin" z Omarem Sy w rolach głównych. Idealna dla fanek i fanów Arthura Conana Doyle'a i Agathy Christie. Arsène Lupin Arsène Lupin – seria lekkich kryminałów o francuskim złodziejaszku-detektywie, czułym na kobiece wdzięki. Maurice Leblanc (ur. 11 grudnia 1864, zm. 6 listopada 1941) – francuski nowelista znany z serii książek o Arsène'ie Lupinie, szarmanckim złodzieju i detektywie.

Arsène Lupin. Zęby tygrysa

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Audiobook idealny dla fanów detektywa Sherlocka Holmesa! Fascynujący tom przygód najsłynniejszego w historii włamywacza, który wymierza sprawiedliwość, okradając wyłącznie nikczemników i bogaczy. Książka stanowiąca kamień węgielny całej sagi, w której po raz pierwszy śledzimy spryt, szarmancki urok i pewność siebie oraz złodziejski geniusz tego mistrza przebieranek i forteli. Pierwsze dziewięć przypadków Arsène’a Lupina zapoznaje nas z całym arsenałem umiejętności włamywacza z klasą, a także dowiadujemy się co nieco o jego przeszłości i motywach, jakie pchnęły go w młodości na drogę złodziejskiej kariery – wszystko zaczęło się od naszyjnika królowej. Ale najpierw załoga transatlantyku płynącego do Ameryki dostaje telegraficzną wiadomość, że na pokładzie znajduje się słynny włamywacz Arsène Lupin. O dziwo, zostaje on natychmiast rozpoznany i aresztowany, po czym trafia do więzienia, oczekując na proces. Ku zaskoczeniu władz, przestępca nie tylko informuje, że niestety nie będzie na nim obecny, ale dodatkowo powiadamia pewnego niezbyt uczciwie wzbogaconego na giełdzie barona, nazywanego Szatanem, że zamierza skraść kilka eksponatów z jego cennego zbioru antyków i dzieł sztuki… Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Dżentelmen włamywacz

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Audiobook idealny dla fanów detektywa Sherlocka Holmesa! Tym razem Arsène Lupin zmierzy się z Izydorem Beautrelet, młodym, ale utalentowanym detektywem amatorem, uczniem liceum, sprawiającym jednak znaczne kłopoty słynnemu złodziejowi. Historia zaczyna się od tajemniczej kradzieży obrazów Rubensa, należących do hrabiego Gesvres. Jedynie młody licealista jest w stanie dociec, jak to się stało, że obrazy skradziono, chociaż są na miejscu. Prawdziwa gra toczy się jednak o legendarną Wydrążoną Iglicę, miejsce ukrytej fortuny królów Francji, do której dobrał się Arsène Lupin. A także o młodą pannę Saint-Veran, ukochaną Lupina. Czy porzuci on dla niej dotychczasowe rzemiosło i zgromadzone skarby? Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Wydrążona iglica

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Audiobook idealny dla fanów detektywa Sherlocka Holmesa! Noel Dorgeroux jest wynalazcą nietypowego wynalazku, który pozwala odtwarzać losowo wybrane historie z przeszłości. Wynalazca ginie w niewyjaśnionych okolicznościach, a jego sekret przejmuje Teodor Massignac, który jest podejrzewany o zabójstwo Dorgeroux. Póki co organizuje on przedstawienia w amfiteatrze, na którym zgromadzeni mogą się zapoznać z obrazami z przeszłości, niczym w kinie, tylko tu mamy do czynienia z prawdziwymi postaciami i zdarzeniami. Na jakiej zasadzie działa wynalazek, nikt nie wie. Tymczasem niejaki Velmot próbuje przejąć urządzenie i w ten sposób zapewnić sobie przychody z przedstawień. Sprawa zaczyna się komplikować, gdy na ścianie wynalazku zaczynają się pojawiać dokonane wcześniej zbrodnie z wyraźnie zarysowanymi obliczami morderców... Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Posłannictwo z planety Wenus

Nowość! Arsène Lupin - dżentelmen włamywacz, którego postać stała się inspiracją dla serialu! Teraz możesz posłuchać jego oryginalnych przygód w formie audio! Audiobook idealny dla fanów detektywa Sherlocka Holmesa! Paryż przełomu wieków. Miastem wstrząsa seria kradzieży dokonywanych w niezwykle tajemniczych okolicznościach. Wiadomo jednak, że ich sprawcą jest Arsène Lupin. Policja jest bezradna. Nawet śledztwo prowadzone przez inspektora Ganimarda nie przynosi rezultatów. I wówczas do akcji wkracza Sherlock Holmes... Rozpoczyna się pojedynek dwóch indywidualności, pojedynek w którym nie ma zwycięzcy, ani zwyciężonego... Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednaniem czytelników. Pośród wielu dzieł największym powodzeniem cieszy się do dziś seria opowiadań o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie o imieniu Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin kontra Herlock Sholmes

A classic crime caper featuring the daring gentleman-thief turned detective, Arsène Lupin, a master of disguise, a criminal genius, and a man intent on righting wrongs when Justice can't be bothered. In this gripping tale, Lupin has set himself a challenge: to rob the millions stashed in Madame Imbert's safe. But Imbert’s private mansion is a fortress. Can Lupin outwit the police and unlock the secrets within the safe? Guaranteed to keep you guessing until the very end, this tale is perfect for fans of ´Knives Out´ and ´Glass Onion´. Maurice Leblanc (1864 - 1941) was a French author and journalist whose literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Although he wrote two well-received science fiction books, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, ‘Arsène Lupin’, who was considered a French counterpart to Arthur Conan Doyle’s fictional detective ‘Sherlock Holmes’. He was awarded the Légion d'Honneur for his services to literature.

Madame Imbert's Safe, the Adventures of Arsene Lupin the Gentleman Burglar

Bo najciemniej jest pod latarnią! Kolejna odsłona przygód Arsène’a Lupina w przebraniu szlachetnego detektywa Jima Barnetta. Mistrz intrygi znalazł kolejny sposób na oszukiwanie bogatych ludzi - wciela się w prywatnego śledczego, który za swoją pracę nie bierze wynagrodzenia. Sęk w tym, że zarówno jego zleceniodawcy, jak i ścigani bandyci w niejasnych okolicznościach tracą swoje kosztowności. I tylko ambitny pomocnik Barnetta zaczyna powoli orientować się w sytuacji. W 2021 r. na platformie Netflix premierę miał serial "Lupin" zainspirowany książkowymi przygodami Arsène’a Lupina. Lekka i wciągająca lektura dla miłośników pióra Arthura Conana Doyle'a. Arsène Lupin to szarmancki, czuły na wdzięki kobiet mistrz charakteryzacji. Wrodzony spryt pozwala mu wychodzić z największych opresji. Żyje z kradzieży, ale trzyma się etosu, zgodnie z którym rabuje jedynie złoczyńców, wymierzając im tym samym sprawiedliwość. Postać tego dżentelmena-włamywacza była inspirowana historią Mariusa Jacoba - anarchisty, który dokonał ponad 150 włamań, za co został skazany na 23 lata więzienia. Maurice Leblanc - francuski nowelista i publicysta. Pod koniec XIX wieku wyjechał do Paryża, aby spełnić marzenie o zostaniu pisarzem. Ciężka praca i pragnienie odniesienia sukcesu poskutkowały stopniowym zjednywaniem sobie czytelników. Pośród wielu jego dzieł, największym powodzeniem cieszyła się i cieszy do dziś seria książek o włamywaczu-dżentelmenie imieniem Arsène Lupin.

Arsène Lupin. Szmaragdowy kaboszon

Originally a 4-part play written by Maurice Leblanc and Francis de Croisset in 1908, it was subsequently novelized by Leblanc and published in 1909. First translated in English in 1909 by Edgar Jepson. Chapters: 1. The Millionaire's Daughter 2. The Coming of the Charolais 3. Lupin's Way 4. The Duke Intervenes 5. A Letter from Lupin 6. Again the Charolais 7. The Theft of the Motor-Cars 8. The Duke Arrives 9. M. Formery Opens the Inquiry 10. Guerchard Assist 11. The Family Arrives 12. The Theft of the Pendant 13. Lupin Wires 14. Guerchard Picks up the True Scent 15. The Examination of Sonia 16. Victoire's Slip 17. Sonia's Escape 18. The Duke Stays 19. The Duke Goes 20. Lupin Comes Home 21. The Cutting of the Telephone Wires 22. The Bargain 23. The End of the Duel

Arsene Lupin -EN-

Di Arsène Lupin, personaggio immaginario ideato da Maurice Leblanc nel 1905, sono state realizzate trasposizioni cinematografiche, televisive, cartoons e fumetti. Arsène ruba per sé ma anche per i più bisognosi e sempre e solo ai più facoltosi. Amante delle donne, del gioco, del lusso e, naturalmente, del denaro. È un magistrale trasformista, capace di truccarsi e travestirsi secondo le occasioni in personaggi che interpreta alla perfezione. Abile negli sport, soprattutto nelle arti marziali, possiede doti di prestigiatore ed eccelle nell'arte del furto. Molto intelligente e furbo, ironico e audace, possiede grande cultura ed è anche un intenditore d'arte oltre che grande seduttore. E soprattutto non ricorre mai alla violenza. In questo racconto Arsène Lupin, nonostante sia sorvegliato giorno e notte in prigione, riesce a derubare la collezione di quadri e i gioielli del barone Nathan Cahorn che abita in un piccolo castello arroccato sulla Senna. Contenuto: Maurice Leblanc - Arsène Lupin, ladro gentiluomo. Arsène Lupin in prigione (Traduzione di Alberto Rossatti, copertina di Marlene McLoughlin)

Arsène Lupin, ladro gentiluomo. Arsène Lupin in prigione

The gentleman thief Arsene Lupin returns in this intricately plotted tale of disguises, loot, and love. Once more Lupin is at large, snatching fortunes from under the noses of the wealthy - but this time he may have met his match in a bright school student who manages to penetrate his secrets.

The Seret of Sarek (L'Île aux trente cercueils / The Island of Thirty Coffins) is a french novel by Maurice Leblanc, 1919. The action begins in France in 1917. The heroine of the story is Véronique d'Hergemont. Fourteen years ago, in 1903, her father, Professor Antoine d'Hergemont, kidnapped her baby and received the news that the two had drowned in the sea. It was her father's revenge on Véronique's marriage to Count Vorski. While watching a film, Véronique spots her childhood signature "V d'H" mysteriously written on the side of a hut in the background of a scene. Her visit to the location of the film shoot deepens the mystery, but also provides further clues that point her towards long-lost relations and a great secret from ancient history: She finds a prophecy: "Four women on the cross, stone of God that gives life or death. Thirty sacrifices for thirty coffins". When Véronique arrives on the island of Sarek, the prophecy comes true. Many people die horrific deaths and Véronique also ends up in a torture chamber. She faces the sinister forces. It's a secret that will require the services of a particular man to unravel. |Source Wikipedia|

Memoirs of Arsène Lupin was originally published in France in 1924 under the name La Comtesse de Cagliostro; this English translation was published the following year. Maurice Leblanc was not the only author to call on the myth of Cagliostro as a framing device: both Goethe and Dumas had written famous novels on the subject. This story showcases a Lupin who is growing into his abilities, and with the swings between outright confidence and self-doubt that would be expected of so comparatively young a protagonist. In the process of writing his memoirs, Arsène Lupin takes us back to his early twenties and his first love: Clarice d’Etigues. Although forbidden by her father to meet, that doesn’t stop Ralph d’Andresy—Lupin’s nom du jour—from wooing Clarice. But when he finds evidence on the d’Etigues estate of a conspiracy to murder a woman, he cannot help but be drawn into the ensuing three-way race to a legendary treasure. |Source Standard Ebooks|

Memoirs of Arsene Lupin

The Eight Strokes of the Clock is a collection of short stories centred on Arsène Lupin, former gentleman thief extraordinaire. In this series, Lupin has abandoned his life of crime in favour of that of crime solver.    In Paris, six women have vanished, only to be found a week later, emaciated and disfigured, their skulls split open. What little evidence the police have suggests that the murderer is a woman and that she is preparing to strike again.    When Prince Rénine's lover disappears on a cold night in October, he fears that she is about to become the latest victim. Most noblemen would be helpless to rescue her before the hatchet falls, but Rénine is an alias of Arsène Lupin, the world's greatest thief, and he will stop at nothing to catch the killer.    Fearsome creatures may lurk in the back alleys of Paris, but none is as dangerous, or as brilliant, as Arsène Lupin.

From the books that inspired the new Netflix series "Lupin" with Omar Sy. After Arsene Lupin is suspected of the theft of an antique desk holding a winning lottery ticket with his mysterious blonde accomplice, the Parisienne police are at their wits' end. Time to call in Sherlock Holmes. Will Lupin be able to outwit England’s most famous detective and come out on top or has he finally met his match? Two fast-paced adventures full of twists and turns, "The Blonde Lady" and "The Jewish Lamp" will keep readers thrilled as two of literature's most cunning heroes finally come face to face. After a debate with Arthur Conan Doyle about the use of Holmes, Leblanc showed his trademark wit by changing the characters names to Herlock Sholmes and Dr Wilson for publication. B. J. Harrison started his Classic Tales Podcast back in 2007, soaring to the top of the iTunes charts. He masterfully breathes life back into literary classics and plays with a wide array of voices and accents and has produced over 500 audiobooks. His productions of P. G. Wodehouse’s Jeeves series and Shakespeare’s Hamlet are regularly seen at the top of audiobook charts. Now in collaboration with SAGA Egmont, his engaging narration of these famous stories is available to readers everywhere. Maurice Leblanc was a French author during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. He lived in Paris during the Belle Époque, and his literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Though he wrote two well-received science fiction novels, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, Arsene Lupin. Thought to be based on the life of anarchist Marius Jacob, who had a very public trial in 1905, Lupin is a whip-smart, witty, and roguishly handsome master of disguise. Leblanc was compared to Arthur Conan Doyle throughout his career, and he even wrote a series of novellas where Lupin is introduced to and subsequently outwits the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Arsene Lupin has inspired many spin-offs including the hugely successful Japanese manga series "Lupin III" and a new Netflix series "Lupin" starring Omar Sy.

The Classic Tales with B. J. Harrison

B. J. Harrison Reads Arsene Lupin versus Herlock Sholmes

The Golden Triangle or The Return of Arsène Lupin, Gentleman-Burglar by Maurice Leblanc is one of the greatest masterpieces of French literature. Brilliant and sparkling, this crime novel is a stunning portrait of internal psychological processes. Lupin is an enigmatic, preternatural criminal; an unstoppable thief who's planning defies any attempts at capture. This story takes place in 1915, WWI has just started, and Captain Belval is recovering from his wounds under the gentle care of Mother Coralie. In an action packed story that intermingles romance, evil, plotting, international intrigue, gold smuggling, several murders, Lupin, disguised as Don Luis Perenna, is more forceful and more invulnerable than ever. The golden triangle is very entertaining, and it is one of the best Lupin's adventures ever. If you enjoy a good detective story and appreciate an elegant twist, go ahead and let Lupin steal a few hours of your time.

From the books that inspired the new Netflix series "Lupin" with Omar Sy. There is a mystery to be solved. A baroness and a great deal of money have disappeared from Paris, and neither her husband nor the police can find any trace of her. Enter the infamous Arsene Lupin, master thief, gentleman burglar and greatest criminal mind of all time. "The 200,000 Franc Reward" is a story about robbery, betrayal, and criminal investigation, great for readers who want to dive into a classic detective series, set against the backdrop of Paris during the Belle Époque. Perfect for fans of Sherlock Holmes or Edgar Allan Poe’s C. Auguste Dupin. B. J. Harrison started his Classic Tales Podcast back in 2007, soaring to the top of the iTunes charts. He masterfully breathes life back into literary classics and plays with a wide array of voices and accents and has produced over 500 audiobooks. His productions of P. G. Wodehouse’s Jeeves series and Shakespeare’s Hamlet are regularly seen at the top of audiobook charts. Now in collaboration with SAGA Egmont, his engaging narration of these famous stories is available to readers everywhere. Maurice Leblanc was a French author during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. He lived in Paris during the Belle Époque, and his literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Though he wrote two well-received science fiction novels, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, Arsene Lupin. Thought to be based on the life of anarchist Marius Jacob, who had a very public trial in 1905, Lupin is a whip-smart, witty, and roguishly handsome master of disguise. Leblanc was compared to Arthur Conan Doyle throughout his career, and he even wrote a series of novellas where Lupin is introduced to and subsequently outwits the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Arsene Lupin has inspired many spin-offs including the hugely successful Japanese manga series "Lupin III" and a new Netflix series "Lupin" starring Omar Sy.

B. J. Harrison Reads The 200,000 Franc Reward

The book that inspired the new Netflix series, "Lupin" with Omar Sy. "The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman Burglar" is the first collection of stories about the infamous thief, Arsene Lupin. Cunning, charming, and roguishly good-looking, Lupin leads the French police department on a merry dance across Belle Epoque Paris in these adventure-filled mysteries. Evading the authorities, getting the girl and usually pocketing some rare jewel for himself, Arsene Lupin’s adventures will keep any reader on the edge of their seats. B. J. Harrison started his Classic Tales Podcast back in 2007, soaring to the top of the iTunes charts. He masterfully breathes life back into literary classics and plays with a wide array of voices and accents and has produced over 500 audiobooks. His productions of P. G. Wodehouse’s Jeeves series and Shakespeare’s Hamlet are regularly seen at the top of audiobook charts. Now in collaboration with SAGA Egmont, his engaging narration of these famous stories is available to readers everywhere. Maurice Leblanc was a French author during the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. He lived in Paris during the Belle Époque, and his literary legacy consists of novels and short stories. Though he wrote two well-received science fiction novels, he was most famous for his gentleman thief adventure series, Arsene Lupin. Thought to be based on the life of anarchist Marius Jacob, who had a very public trial in 1905, Lupin is a whip-smart, witty, and roguishly handsome master of disguise. Leblanc was compared to Arthur Conan Doyle throughout his career, and he even wrote a series of novellas where Lupin is introduced to and subsequently outwits the famous detective, Sherlock Holmes. Arsene Lupin has inspired many spin-offs including the hugely successful Japanese manga series "Lupin III" and a new Netflix series "Lupin" starring Omar Sy.

B. J. Harrison Reads The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin, Gentleman Burglar

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