"Gomorrah" is a non-fiction book written by Italian journalist Roberto Saviano, published in 2006. The book explores the inner workings of the Camorra, a powerful and violent criminal organization based in Naples, Italy. Through detailed accounts and personal stories, Saviano reveals the impact of organized crime on society, economy, and culture in the region. The title "Gomorrah" refers to the biblical city known for its moral decay, paralleling the corruption and brutality associated with the Camorra. Saviano's work has garnered international attention, leading to both acclaim and threats against his life, forcing him into hiding due to the dangers posed by the organization.