Nebuchi reviewed Gomorrah by Roberto Saviano
Review of 'Gomorrah' on 'Goodreads'
5 stars
Capitalism in its rawest, most uninhibited form, is manifested in the Italian Mafia. This idea drives Saviano's brave memoir. The Cammora is a system of legal and illegal organizations with no regard for anything other then complete and utter control. Everything standing in its path is destroyed: Ethics, sensitivities, lives and, really, humanity itself. All is reduced to money and power. What is present in the our globe today, and is the bane of our collective existence - Capitalism - is merely a large scale model of the crime family. Saviano's writing is harsh. Unforgiving. Occasionally personal and brutal. Highly recommended book.
Capitalism in its rawest, most uninhibited form, is manifested in the Italian Mafia. This idea drives Saviano's brave memoir. The Cammora is a system of legal and illegal organizations with no regard for anything other then complete and utter control. Everything standing in its path is destroyed: Ethics, sensitivities, lives and, really, humanity itself. All is reduced to money and power. What is present in the our globe today, and is the bane of our collective existence - Capitalism - is merely a large scale model of the crime family. Saviano's writing is harsh. Unforgiving. Occasionally personal and brutal. Highly recommended book.
