La maldición de los Dain

Hammett's background in detective work shines through in the realism and darkness of the story. I wonder what inspired his portrayal of corruption and moral ambiguity.

The supernatural hints add an eerie layer without overwhelming the detective plot. I'm curious if others felt this blend enhanced the mystery or felt out of place.

The shifting perspectives kept me guessing, but I'm wondering whether Hammett planned this from the start or it evolved during writing.