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The Concise Art of Seduction
£8.70£9.50 (-8%)
The companion book to the bestselling Concise 48 Laws of Power, which has now sold over 125,000 copies in the UK. Amoral, ruthless, clever and cunning, this is the essential guide to the art of seduction.
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Additional information
| Publisher | Profile Books, Main edition (4 Sept. 2003) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 224 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1861976410 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1861976413 |
| Dimensions | 11.6 x 1.6 x 18 cm |
by Jake
As a fan of Robert Greene I love the visceral and somewhat pragmatic language used in this book, but a lot of the principles explained seem a bit poetic and not easily practical in real life. It would have helped more to have solid examples of how those worked and actionable items that we can do to use practice these.
by martiie
Interesting read but if you follow the rules in his book you would be one messed up person in my opinion
by Riley Hodges
There is excellent detail and historical examples used to help explain certain seducer types. You’ll find out your seducer type by reading and also the types of people you know in your daily lives too.
There is plenty of info about tactics and practical methods of seducing and charming people so you’ll have plenty to work on and think about. As a result of reading this book, my charisma in daily life has increased. Just because it’s about seduction, doesn’t mean you have to take a sexual end as I use it for charisma instead which works well.
by Alex
…I have gotten encountered 4 times since reading this book… 😉 I knew it all anyway!
by Kl
Insight into the world of seduction. It isn’t a step by step guide on how to be seductive but provides you with the information to create your own seductive vibe!
by Anon
Strange book on how to deliberately manipulate others in a calculated way. Great book if you don’t have a conscience enjoy hurting others etc. and like making a blatant fool of yourself.
I would never recommend!
by mr.
Mr. Greene has been called the ‘Machiavelli’ of our times by many of the reviewers. I have all his books, as an enthusiast of strategies and inner world maps. I gave this book 3 stars as I feel it really was an uncomfortable read. He refers to women as ‘victims’? He recommends systematically reducing them to a pulp, for example – isolating them from friends and family. It reads like a cult leaders manual? Does he have body guards and live in a security patrolled home? Has he never heard the axiom, ‘Hell hath no fury like a woman’s scorn’? Does he live in the same world as other men, or does he believe himself to be James Bond? It is more of a manual on sadism, that I assure you will back fire horribly if you take him at his word. Be warned!
by Mark
Good read