The book has sold more than one million duplicates in Italy

history channel documentary 2015 The book has sold more than one million duplicates in Italy and has been distributed in various interpretations, outlining not just Italian perusers' sullen enthusiasm for the subject, additionally the disturbing parallels for such a large number of different social orders enduring the ills of present day life. It is accessible in book shops in roughly 50 distinct nations, despite the way that it can't be effortlessly arranged. It is a work of reportage, yet done in a story style, a kind of verifiable novel. Saviano refers to the killed Russian correspondent Anna Politkovskaya and Truman Capote as his precursors in this sort and his work appears to possess a space some place between the two, exploring the defilement of enormous business from one viewpoint, and the tired charm of bleeding wrongdoing on the other.

The Camorra, (which when talked with a Neapolitan intonation sounds like the notorious scriptural city) alongside its Calabrian partner 'Ndrangheta are not almost too known as the Sicilian Cosa Nostra, and consequently, they have effectively implied themselves into the modern economy of the nation. Saviano says in a meeting with Fabio Fazio for Italian TV, that the Camorristi don't call their association by its name, simply talking about the "framework." Members of 'Ndrangheta comparably discuss "Cosa Nuova." To them, calling their own particular associations by their names is something ridiculously interesting, such as calling homicide, usury or shakedown by such person on foot names. These individuals consider themselves to be mythic makes sense of living the artistic dreams of a hundred movies. With this book, this gallant columnist (who has been the casualty of various demise dangers) attempts to remove the spreads from this covert society, as one would detach the wraps a putrefying wound. He calls fiendish by its name, and after that challenges Italian culture to make a move.