Hello everyone, this is Zan Perrion. I am delighted to do this AMA and share with you some of the ideas about women and seduction that I have been scratching my head about all these years.

I am easy to find online, so I won't bombard you with promotional nonsense. I will simply point you to my main websites:

www.zanperrion.com
www.arsamorata.com
www.casaamorata.com

Oh, and my book: The Alabaster Girl of course!

Also, here is the text about me that was included when this Reddit AMA was first announced:

"Hi guys, this is Zan Perrion. You may have encountered my stuff over the years. I have been around in the Seduction Community from the very earliest days. For example, I was a presenter at the Cliff's List Conventions, on David Deangelo's Interviews with Masters series, and at various conferences and summits. In addition, Neil Straus wrote a chapter abut me in his best-selling book, "The Game". My company all those years ago was "Enlightened Seduction" and eventually transformed into "Ars Amorata".

So I've seen and heard a great deal over the years! I have heard a myriad of questions... and I know just about everybody in the industry (well, except for some of the new guys). So perhaps an AMA would be interesting to you, and if so, I would be honoured to do one.

I wrote a book called "The Alabaster Girl". It took me exactly ten years - birthday to birthday. What's the book about? It begins with a man and a woman on a train. She is there to interview him about the memories and impressions and half-remembered dreams of his lifetime in the arms and company of women. He has been interviewed before and thus, is ready for her questions. But she pushes for more. Who is he really? she asks. And why do women respond to him in ways they never do to other men?

He looks at her and realizes he has never told anyone the secrets to his success with women, and so now, for whatever reason, he does. The rest of the book then is the musings of a master seducer - a discourse, a brain-dump of everything he has learned about the heart and soul of women. At its core, it is a book about the heart of women written to the heart of women. Ah, how presumptuous is that?"

So there you go... AMA!