Research for The Sublime

In this video, I share some of my latest book recommendations that I've used for my book on the Sublime.

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Robert Greene is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law, Mastery, The Laws of Human Nature, and most recently, The Daily Laws.

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[MaiNtive]

Vladimir Nabokov - Speak memory

Aldous Huxley - Doors of perception

J.A. Baker - The Peregrine

Lyanda Lynn Haupt - Mozart’s Starling

Ed Yong - An Immense World

Roberto Calasso - 1) The Ruin of Kasch, 2) Literature and the Gods, 3) The Marriage of Cadmus and Harmony, 4) The Celestial Hunter.

[TiaraMenjivar]

Recently started The Peregrine because Werner Herzog recommended it as the one must read, and it’s absolutely gorgeous. I read the first few pages and it made me never want to pick up another self-help book ever again.

[TRXST.ISSUES]

Eternally grateful for your work Robert - going through the drudgery of researching so extensively to distill things for our current times is much appreciated. Your work is needed now more than ever.

[Elite-Academia]

Im so excited. Every single of your books changed a different part of my view on the world and how I treated people. And from what I hear the sublime will be one of the best 😁

[elizabethbennett]

Thank you so much Robert for investing your heart and soul in every word, sentence, chapter and book you write. Unfortunately, so many writers tend to regurgitate the original book content in their follow up books only using different words masquerading It as a new concept or idea. Although that may be fine for some readers, I know your books will provide me with new ideas and concepts to marinate in for years. You are appreciated!

[ErwinReads]

Your books change the way I see the world. I hope I could meet you in person and say, THANK YOU. God bless you Robert.

[DouBBy-The-Great]

I honestly can't wait for this book Robert... I feel like this will be your greatest book yet, and if I'm alive, I'll be one of the first people to get a copy

[magnaajube]

You are a great gem to me and our community today needs you. The depth-of your insight and perspection. Look after yourself live long. I want to keep listening to you. Love you wish you all the best!

[lightweaver]

Dude you are a living legend. Hats off to you sir for making such a difference in the lives of so many. Can’t tell you how much I’m looking forward to the Sublime book. May the universe bless you and may joy find you it’s ever present companion.

[shivamjones]

Definitely gonna get a signed version when your book is out. Huge fan of your work.

[flyguy]

Big fan of your works and even a bigger fan of your YouTube page. Keep going Robert !!!!

[notyouraveragejoe]

What?! I’ve been calling myself a sublime goddess and now he’s coming out with a book about the sublime?! I’m sooo excited for this!

Will definitely check out the other books too.

[AliSultan-peyj]

Robert is a deep thinker, a writer par excellent a man who embarks for years in the journey of researching, pondering and refining ideas and synthesising them in a book. In times of shallow thinking, instant gratification and shortcuts mentality such a man is a rare person ( the don't Make men like him any more ). I feel so grateful and blessed to be able to learn from him via his books and the amount of knowledge that he transfers is equivalent to years of learning. Robert has established a legacy through his books and has done a great service to the seekers of knowledge through his gems of books. I am sure in the next 100 or 200 years his books will be still as relevant as they are today.

[NikHocks]

By far my favorite author Robert Greene they say whoever’s your favorite you have the most of their books on your bookshelf. Super true!

[paulpinedo]

Very excited for the new book, waiting years now haha. All your books have helped me and stuck with me this past decade. Thanks again

[jerryrichardson]

Thanks, I totally agree with you about Calasso and Huxley, and I think all these books are classics.

[nickk.]

Thank you Robert! Looking forward to entering The Sublime.

[contentcatnip]

Incredibly helpful to know what you are reading 📚 dear Robert as this will dictate what I seek out and read. Don't you know you have a lot of acolytes like me who would love to have an hour-long, day-long or lifetime-long list of books to read about the sublime. Anything you recommend will be devoured with enthusiasm!

[postmalone]

It is so nice of Robert to support these people he didn't need to do that

[reprogrammingmind]

Bird books? Wow, interesting to see your choices. Thank you for the new reading list and for sharing your research. The Sublime. Sounds fantastic.