Maigret und die junge Tote (Georges Simenon. Maigret 45)

Simenon often explores Maigret's psychological depth—I'm curious how much of that was influenced by his own experiences or observations.

The story builds suspense but some chapters felt a bit slow—was that intentional to deepen the atmosphere or just a stylistic choice?

The atmosphere of Paris and the detailed descriptions really brought the city to life. I wonder what inspired the specific locations and mood.