Boardwalk Empire. El nacimiento, el esplendor y la corrupción de Atlantic City

The book captures a fascinating period of American history filled with crime and corruption. I'm curious what drew Nelson Johnson to this particular time and place.

The intricacies of the political machinations and organized crime seemed so vivid that it felt like I was watching history unfold in real time. Did others find themselves questioning how much of this is still relevant today?

Given the complex web of crime and politics, I wonder how much was directly sourced from records and how much involved the author's analysis or narrative choices.