Author
Robert Greene
Born 1958
Robert Greene (born May 14, 1959) is an American author known for his books on strategy, power, and seduction. He has written six international bestsellers: *The 48 Laws of Power*, *The Art of Seduction*, *The 33 Strategies of War*, *The 50th Law* (with rapper 50 Cent), *Mastery*, and *The Laws of Human Nature*.
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Books by Robert Greene
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The 48 Laws of Power
Robert Greene, 1998
The Art of Seduction
Robert Greene & Joost Elffers, 2001
The Laws of Human Nature
Robert Greene, 2018
Mastery
Robert Greene, 2012
The 33 Strategies of War
Robert Greene & Don Leslie, 2005
The 50th law
Robert Greene, 50 Cent & others, 2009
Die 24 Gesetze der Verführung. Ein Joost- Elffers- Buch
Robert Greene, 2002
Plays and Poems of Robert Greene
Robert Greene & John Churton Collins, 2023
Death and Life of Philosophy
Robert Greene, 1999
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33 STRATS
Robert Greene, 2006
Dream Lover -- Until Then
Robert Greene, 2006
Lamius Filius
Robert Greene, 2005
- General Index-Index of Names, Special Lists of Plants, Animals, Etc., Thieves' Vocabulary, Occasional Notes and IllustrationsRobert Greene
General Index-Index of Names, Special Lists of Plants, Animals, Etc., Thieves' Vocabulary, Occasional Notes and Illustrations
Robert Greene, 1999
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Robert Greene
Robert Greene, 1988
The Tragical Reign of Selimus, Sometime Emperor of the Turks: A Play Reclaimed for Robert Greene
Robert Greene, 2015
George a Greene, Pinner of Wakefield
Robert Greene, 2018
Storojenko's Life of Robert Greene
Robert Greene, 1999
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