The Manual of Power: Break the Rules. Win the Game

This book is the one, what is most sold in Danish prisons. The author is from Denmark.
Farewell to illusions and welcome to reality!
This book is an eye-opener for those who want to understand why people treat each other the way they do, and why they constantly hide their true motives behind a mask of goodness and noble intentions. The author has set out to expose this eternal duplicity in human behavior and present us with the raw and unvarnished reality of human life, where power and power interests play a decisive role.
It must be said that he has succeeded remarkably well through a series of short, clear, and logically structured chapters, which also contain a great deal of life wisdom. In Denmark, the book has been called "a revolutionary text" and is said to be a "bible" among inmates in Danish prisons.
With this English translation, it is now fortunately also available to an international audience, and the best advice one can give is to get a copy – preferably before your worst rival does!
About the author:
Fritz Wolder is a Danish author and translator with a sharp eye for the forces that shape human behavior. He holds degrees in Social Sciences and History from the Universities of Copenhagen and Aarhus. His career spans multiple fields, from philosophical works to acclaimed translations. In 2005, he was honored with the prestigious Translator’s Prize by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for his outstanding contributions to literature and cross-cultural understanding.