French master of the detective-adventure genre Maurice Leblanc (1864-1941) entered the world literature as the creator of a series of novels about the adventures of Arsene Lupin - a gentleman thief, a burglar with high society manners and at the same time a fighter for justice. The three-volume works of Leblanc opens with his famous "Rope Dancer," translated into many languages ​ ​ of the world. The book also features his first underworld Don Quixote novels: "Arsene Lupin vs. Hurlock Scholms," "Hollow Needle" and "Eight Strokes of the Wall Clock." The second volume of the three-volume works of Maurice Leblanc included his novels about the adventures of Arsene Lupin: "Crystal Cork," "Golden Triangle," "Victor from the Secular Brigade" and "Tiger Teeth." The third book of the works of the French master publishes his novels "The Island of Thirty Coffins" and "Countess Cagliostro," as well as stories from the cycle "The Extraordinary Adventures of Arsene Lupin."