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Maurice Leblanc


(Maurice Marie Emile Leblanc)
France (1864 - 1941)

Maurice LeBlanc became famous for the creation of Arsene Lupin, a gentleman thief and master of disguise. LeBlanc was born to a wealthy family, studied law, worked as a police reporter for a time, then found his career as a fiction writer. His first Lupin novel was hugely popular and set the pattern for his career. While LeBlanc wrote much other fiction, it was the Lupin series which made him internationally famous, the French equivalent of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
 


Genres: Mystery
 
Novels
   The Frontier (1912)
   The Bomb-Shell (1916)
   The Woman of Mystery (1916)
   Dorothy the Rope Dancer (1923)
   The Secret Tomb (1923)
   The Tremendous Event (1924)
   Man of Miracles (1932)
   From Midnight to Morning (1933)
   The Woman with Two Smiles (1933)
   Wanton Venus (1935)
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Collections
   The Seven of Hearts (1908)
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Novellas and Short Stories
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Books containing stories by Maurice Leblanc
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Black Cat Weekly #92 (2023)
(Black Cat Weekly, book 92)
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Foreign Bodies (2017)
(British Library Crime Classics)
edited by
Martin Edwards

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