
A collection of Arsène Lupin tales, featuring the gentleman-burglar in thrilling adventures across Paris, Saigon, and Casablanca, facing foes like Sherlock Holmes and vampires.
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A collection of Arsène Lupin tales, featuring the gentleman-burglar in thrilling adventures across Paris, Saigon, and Casablanca, facing foes like Sherlock Holmes and vampires.
Arsène Lupin, the prodigious gentleman-burglar created in 1905 by Maurice Leblanc, has become an enduring myth who, like his counterpart and cherished foe, Sherlock Holmes, has inspired many pastiches over the years. This collection offers two, never before translated Arsène Lupin tales by Maurice Leblanc, plus nineteen other stories, including five written especially for this volume. A host of celebrated writers, such as Thomas Narcejac, the author of Diabolique and Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo, ...
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Minor romantic elements likely; fleeting or implied interactions.
Moderate violence expected in burglary and adventure plots; some intense confrontations.
Minor profanity possible; likely infrequent given historical tone.
Minor alcohol use likely in social settings; not central to plot.
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Minor references possible with devil imagery; not devotional.
Minor fantasy elements with supernatural foes like vampires.
Minor occult themes with devil references; not real-world focus.
Minor historical context with Nazis mentioned; not central.
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Minor suffering possible in conflict; not a dominant theme.
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