The Prince: A Novel by John Bure

There's a great sense of irony in the prince as well, isn't he? You really get that the mystery, the irony of it, which I think makes it so readable. This is not just simply a how-to manual for the aspiring politician or the aspiring ruler. It is actually a very, very enjoyable, slimest, cheever's ironic read. And to a Machiavelli's of neophytes, what do you suggest reading after the prince,. if the prince is a good entry point? Well, it depends, I think, what you're interested in.