All Robert Greene Books (in Chronological Order).Alright, let’s get into the full catalog of Robert Greene books! If you want to dive deeper into any book, click the “Learn More” or “Read on Four Minute Books” button or use one of our Amazon affiliate links to buy a copy. We’ll also highlight the most important takeaways and why you might want to read the book yourself.

For each book, we’ll share an image of the cover, a 1-sentence-summary, and our favorite quote. You can easily navigate this list by clicking on whichever section interests you the most in the below table of contents. We’ve even included a section recommending in which order you should read Robert Greene’s books. So far, we’ve summarized 4 of Greene’s 7 books as part of our 1,000+ summary catalog here on Four Minute Books, and today, we’ll compile them all for you in order of both publication and popularity. They have sold millions of copies and are often quoted by celebrities, especially musicians and rappers, like 50 Cent, Jay-Z, or even Michael Jackson. Generally, they’re all about how to understand and work with the human mind, whether it’s our own or that of others. Greene’s books deal with topics like power, strategy, psychology, business, seduction, and relationships. In 1995, he pitched a book packager an idea about power while working at an art school in Italy, and that idea eventually became The 48 Laws of Power, his breakout success. Greene was born in LA in 1959 and, after attaining a BA in classical studies, held over 60 different jobs (!) before becoming an author, including being a translator, editor, construction worker, and Hollywood screenwriter. If you’re looking for the results of that work, a full list of Robert Greene books, this is the right place! Watch one interview with him, and you’ll see he’s actually a calm, reserved, all-around nice guy who just happens to love history and research. Most people think of Robert Greene as some sort of modern-day Machiavelli, an evil prince sitting in his castle, laughing maniacally as he sells more and more books to people telling them how they can take advantage of others.

The 50 laws of power