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Two renowned psychotherapists reveal the terrible price of being a "nice guy" all the time - whether on the job, or with lovers and friends - and how suppressing natural, healthy aggression can endanger one's mental and emotional health.

 

On September 20, 1981, the Los Angeles Time Book Review selected CREATIVE AGGRESSION for its list of "100 Books for the Modern Person", a contemporary reading list of recommended books published over a 35-year period.

"Creative Aggression is about the creative expression of aggression - creative because it is immediate, open, and direct, rather than hidden and festering...the greatest value of Creative Aggression is that it reveals how to live constructively with aggression."
                                                                                                                      --Psychology Today Book Club