Gomorrah by Roberto Saviano is a searing expose of the Naples mafia, the Camorra, and its pervasive influence on the city’s economy, politics, and everyday life. Saviano’s unflinching and riveting account offers a firsthand glimpse into the brutal, cutthroat world of organized crime in southern Italy. The book’s unapologetic critique of corruption and the criminal underworld has made it a groundbreaking and controversial work in the realm of investigative journalism.
