Robert Greene
Robert Greene is an American author and speaker celebrated for his highly influential books on strategy, power, and human psychology. He achieved global prominence with the publication of his international bestseller The Forty Eight Laws of Power, a work that became a cultural touchstone among corporate executives, musicians, and public figures alike. His subsequent bestselling titles include The Art of Seduction, The Thirty Three Strategies of War, Mastery, and The Laws of Human Nature, which explore historical examples to analyze human behavior and power dynamics. Known for his meticulous historical research, Greene lived in multiple countries and worked dozens of different jobs before finding his definitive calling as a writer.
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Books Robert Greene recommends
A curated library compiled from public recommendations, interviews and posts.

Stillness Is the Key

Frames of Mind

The Fall

The Creative Act

The Fall of Public Man
Joseph Fouche

The Prince

The Art Of War

Journey to Ixtlan

The Gay Science

Demons

Meditations

The Republic

On War

The campaigns of Napoleon

Montaigne

The History of the Peloponnesian War

Stalin

The New Tsar

Ego Is the Enemy

The Obstacle Is the Way

Discipline is Destiny

Courage Is Calling

Trust Me, I'm Lying

The Power Broker

The Path To Power

Means of Ascent

Master of the Senate
Ghost Town Living

Mind Over Machine
The ruin of Kasch

Speak, Memory

Titan

Emotions Revealed

The Devils of Loudun (P.S.)

Endurance

Buffett

The Giant of the French Revolution

On human nature

The Third Chimpanzee

Being Nixon

Mademoiselle

Between past and future

Edison

Einstein

Madame Curie

Mozart

Coltrane

A Sense of Where You Are

Aesop's fables
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