Books like The Art of War
If you liked The Art of War by Sun Tzu, start here: 12 similar summaries, with why each one matches.
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The Prince
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy, nonfiction.
Machiavelli advises Lorenzo on rule through fear and love, fortune, cruelty and mercy.
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War and Peace
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
Pierre, Natasha, and Andrei search for meaning amid the Napoleonic wars.
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The Trial
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
Josef K. is arrested one morning on an unknown charge and pulled into an endless court he can never leave.
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The Name of the Rose
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
Friar William and Adso investigate 1327 abbey deaths amid library labyrinth.
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The Karamazov Brothers
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
Dmitri, Ivan, and Alyosha Karamazov face their father, murder, faith, and doubt in Dostoevsky's final novel.
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Greenlights
Because shares tags: nonfiction, philosophy.
McConaughey shares outlaw stories and greenlight catching from Texas to Hollywood.
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Because shares tags: classics, nonfiction.
Raoul Duke and Gonzo binge Vegas covering Mint 400 and drug conference.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
Surgeon Tomas loves Tereza yet keeps mistresses, while artist Sabina and professor Franz test freedom around the 1968 Soviet invasion of…
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The Screwtape Letters
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
A senior devil advises his nephew Wormwood on tempting an ordinary Englishman away from faith and attention.
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Mere Christianity
Because shares tags: philosophy, nonfiction.
C. S. Lewis builds a plain case for Christian belief from morals, faith, and habit.
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Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
Because shares tags: philosophy, classics.
Bounty hunter Rick Deckard retires escaped androids in ruined San Francisco while doubting what empathy still means.
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Siddhartha
Because shares tags: classics, philosophy.
A Brahmin son leaves home to find peace beyond teachers and rules.
