Robert Greene
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Robert Greene is an American author, born in Los Angeles in 1959, who writes on power, strategy, seduction, and human nature. He studied classical studies at UC Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin and worked as a magazine editor and Hollywood story developer before writing books.
Greene builds his books from history, drawing patterns from the lives of figures across centuries and distilling them into laws and strategies about human behavior.
His seven bestsellers include The 48 Laws of Power, Mastery, and The Laws of Human Nature. The 48 Laws of Power alone has sold more than 1.2 million copies, and his titles together have sold over ten million copies worldwide.
Greene writes as a strategist and observer of power; his frank, sometimes ruthless framing has drawn both wide influence and criticism. Maybe presents his ideas for you to weigh.
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