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  Maurice Leblanc – A Bibliography
  Most of Leblanc's work was about the suave and sophisticated Arsene Lupin, but he experimented with other genres and published two Sci-Fi novels. Leblanc contribution to French literature earned him a prestigious honour and a notable place in literary history. As his main character, Lupin evolves from a mastermind criminal into an occasional police assistant, who loves diamonds, challenges, beautiful women and good wine. Many of Leblanc's books were also published in English and his writing includes:
  1893 Une Femme
  1897 Armelle et Claude
  1898 Voici des Ailes
  1899 Les Levres Jointes
  1901 L'Enthousiasme & Un Vilian Couple
  1904 Guele Rouge & 80 Chevaux
  1906 La Pitie – A play
  1909 L'Aiguille Creuse – The Hollow Needle
  1910 813 – One of the most popular Lupin novels, the protagonist is accused of murder and works closely with the police to find the real killer. The author himself became a police consultant and this change was reflected in the novels about his gentleman thief.
  1911 La Frontiere – The Frontier
  1919 Les Troix Yeux – The first of Leblanc's Sci-Fi novels, The Three Eyes, and is about a scientist that makes televisual contact with aliens that have three eyes.
  1920 – La Robe d'ecaille Rose & Le Formidable Evenement – Soon after contact with the aliens, LeBlanc writes another Sci-Fi novel, The Tremendous Event, where a land mass is created between France and England because of an earthquake.
  1922 Le Cercle Rouge
  1923 Dorothee, Danseuse de Corde – This book was also published with two different titles in English: Dorothy the Rope Dancer (UK) and The Secret Tomb (US)