The Making of a Monster - Volume 1

A Satirical Perspective on the Rise of a Narcissistic President

De: Robert Ragnar

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Monsters aren’t born. They’re made—and America helped make this one.

What happens when a tantrum-prone trust fund heir is raised in a mansion where love is conditional, cruelty rewarded, and winning isn’t just everything—it’s the only thing?

The Making of a Monster: Volume 1 – Donald J. Trump is Robert Ragnar’s darkly witty autopsy of Trump’s formative years—long before MAGA rallies, red hats, and criminal indictments. Drawing on biography, historical records, cultural analysis, and psychological profiling, Ragnar digs into the family dynamics, toxic culture, and narcissistic traits that shaped “Little Donny” into “The Donald.”

This is more than a Trump biography. It’s a disturbing yet humorous look at the American culture of wealth, celebrity, and power that could elevate such a figure to the presidency—and a warning about how to stop the next narcissistic leader from rising.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• The family myths, traumas, and rivalries that fueled Trump’s fragile ego

• How immigrant roots and New York real estate hardened his worldview

• The role of American celebrity culture, tabloid spectacle, and reality TV in manufacturing “The Donald”

• A psychological profile: Was Trump already showing signs of psychopathy and malignant narcissism as a child?

• Is Trump a 4D chess master—or just a man-child Svengali?

Written with the bite of Michael Cohen’s Revenge, the insider insight of Mary L. Trump’s Too Much and Never Enough, and the sharp wit of Jon Ronson’s The Psychopath Test, Ragnar delivers a darkly funny, unsettling portrait of Donald Trump’s creation.

If you’re fascinated by political psychology, presidential biographies, or books on narcissistic leaders and authoritarian personalities, this is a must-read.