Leblanc on Lupin: An Author on His Character

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14, [1] pp., two facsimile illustrations, 8vo, sewn wrapper, marbled-paper dustjacket, mounted title label. Spare title label tipped-in on rear blank A translation from the French of a letter by writer Maurice Leblanc to Edgar Jepson, in which he explains his thinking behind his detective-fiction character, the thief and master of disguise, Arsène Lupin. With a presentation inscription to British writer and poet Martin Booth on the front blank. Number 89 of 100 copies (of a total edition of 125). SIGNED on the limitation page bh Peter L. Stern, Henry H. Babcock and private-press printer R. T. Risk. Hand-printed by Risk on Arches Text Laid paper. Fine copy, with a tiny light bump to one corner. N° de ref. del artículo 4020

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