To Each His Own (New York Review Books Classics)
In a quiet Sicilian town, a professor's inquiry into a double murder reveals layers of complicity and fear that protect the guilty and silence the innocent.
About This Book
To Each His Own is a concise literary novel set in rural Sicily.
The story follows a professor drawn into a local murder and its aftermath.
The narrative examines how fear and self-interest shape community responses.
Leonardo Sciascia blends detective elements with social observation.
The book highlights the tension between truth and collective silence.
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