Thanks very much, Marc! I don't have the Layman book, so in a
nutshell, were these revisions major? Did they "improve" the
original versions, in your opinion?
Andrew
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> Does that mean that both RH and TDC were
serialized?
Yes, RED HARVEST was published in four parts in 1927 and 1928
in BLACK MASK. It was called "The Cleansing of Poisonville"
by editor Cap Shaw, but Hammett refered to is simply as
"Poisonville." It was not called RED HARVEST until its
publication as a novel in 1929.
THE DAIN CURSE was published in four parts in BLACK MASK (in
1928 and 1929).
Both were revised for their book publication.
For details, see pp. 88-105 of Richard Layman's SHADOW MAN:
THE LIFE OF DASHIELL HAMMETT.
~Marc
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