Super Short Summary

Gomorrah by Roberto Saviano exposes the control and influence of the Camorra, a Neapolitan crime organization, on Italy and beyond. Through firsthand accounts and investigative journalism, Saviano details the relationship between the Camorra, the economy, and politics, emphasizing their global reach in markets like fashion, waste management, and drugs. The book highlights the pervasive impact of organized crime on society, including environmental and public health issues, such as illegal waste disposal.