モーリス・ルブラン
10 books
About the Author
Maurice Leblanc was a French novelist and short-story writer best known for creating Arsène Lupin, the gentleman-burglar whose exploits captivated readers across Europe and Asia. Beginning with magazine serials in 1905, Leblanc blended detective puzzles, high-society intrigue, and light-hearted adventure, producing more than twenty volumes that remain cornerstones of early twentieth-century crime fiction. His elegant plotting and playful tone influenced generations of mystery writers while establishing Lupin as an enduring archetype of the charming rogue.
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elegant
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