Confessions of a Sociopath is a memoir in which M.E. Thomas describes her life as a diagnosed sociopath. The book tells how she charms people, studies them for their flaws and manipulates them without empathy, guilt or remorse, and it asks whether she could be a friend, a boss, or the reader. Thomas also draws on research to argue that at least one in twenty-five people are sociopaths, and to explain why, in her view, that is not a bad thing.
Why You Should Read?
- Follow the author as she describes charming, studying and manipulating the people around her.
- Discover why the book argues that being a sociopath is not necessarily a bad thing.
- Learn about the research the author draws on to explain how many people are sociopaths.
- Meet a narrator who might be your friend or your boss, and might even be you.
About the Author
M.E. Thomas functions well as a sociopath without criminal behavior; she is charming, driven, and prosperous.