Robert Greene’s audacious, sophisticated, and clever manual of contemporary manipulation, The 48 Laws of Power, has garnered significant attention this season as the most talked-about all-purpose personal strategy guide and philosophical compendium, according to Newsweek. Greene has now combed literature and history once again to extract the essence of seduction—the most sophisticated form of persuasion and the ultimate power trip.

The work of philosophers like Freud, Ovid, Kierkegaard, and Einstein, as well as the exploits of the greatest seducers in history, are expertly synthesized in The Art of Seduction. From Josephine Bonaparte to John F. Kennedy, and from Cleopatra to Andy Warhol, The Art of Seduction delves into the essence of the seducer’s personality, strategies, successes, and setbacks.

The Rake, the Ideal Lover, the Dandy, the Natural, the Coquette, the Charmer, and the Enthusiast are just a few of the seducer’s numerous guises. Readers will be guided through the process of seduction by twenty-four moves that offer shrewd, immoral advice as well as an examination of this intriguing, ubiquitous form of power. The Art of Seduction is a necessary guide to persuasion that gives the finest advice on how to get what you want from anyone and how to avoid getting taken. It is equally as elegantly packed and equally important as The 48 Laws of Power.

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