/lit/ - Literature

I am an adventurous man.

>>20474244
Arsene Lupin

>>20367695
I feel a bit silly because I already mentioned them in another thread today, but The Extraordinary Adventures and The confessions of Arsene Lupin are my absolute favorite, I cat read them over and over.

>>17361282
No, this is just part of foreplay, actual sex comes much later when they finally get through all those layers of clothing and undergarments.

After a nice evening where you and your friends were talking about thieves and murderers, your newest friend Daspry accompanies you to your home situated in an isolated place.
You part at the gate, telling him you are not afraid to be alone in the house, but deep down you are not so sure.
You get ready for bed and pick up a book to read more chapters from it, only to find a letter: "Do not move, do not utter one cry. Otherwise, you are doomed."
From the library there are now strange sounds coming. You think of reaching for your gun, but the curtain moves as if someone is behind it...

What do?

Arsène Lupin thread, for those that haven't read The Seven of Hearts

>>17253860
Arsène Lupin
He too is a vegetarian like Bugs.

>>17240885
Good to hear that

>>16725257
Silly frog, while I do read a lot from late 19th century and early 20th, writers like Agatha Christie and Georges Simenon created highly enjoyable work past the mark you've given, and I'm sure there are others I can't remember at the moment.

Arsène Lupin, Gentleman Burglar

>>16424027
My dear anon, friendships were always shit, save for few lucky occurrences. At least shiny tinsel can make one put their depression aside, if even for a short time.