Robert Greene Best Books
Robert Greene Best Books
Robert speaks many languages, has worked as a translator, and has lived in London, Paris, and Barcelona. He participated in the design and construction of the Italian art school Fabrica outside of Venice in 1995. There he met Joost Elffers, the New York book packager, and discussed with him his plan to write the ultimate contemporary retelling of Machiavelli’s The Prince, a book about power and manipulation.
The 48 Laws of Power was founded in 1998 after Robert and Joost partnered. The book has been a best-seller both domestically and abroad and has been translated into 17 tongues. The Art of Seduction, Robert’s second book, was published in 2001. It is not only a continuation of The 48 Laws; it also offers a comprehensive analysis of the greatest con artists in history.
The 33 Strategies of War, the third volume in this eagerly awaited series, was released in January 2006 and provides a strategic analysis of the tactics used in war and how they might be applied to daily life. These books are being praised by everyone from military historians to some of the biggest names in the rap world, in addition to having a strong following in the business world and a deep following in Washington, DC (including Jay-Z and 50 Cent).
These are deep, timeless teachings from historical leaders that still apply in today’s culture, as seen by the enormous popularity of these works and their passionately devoted readership. Robert resides in Los Angeles at the moment.
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