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Neil Strauss has recorded his adventures and misadventures in this book that rules out the traditional rules of dating. Upon reading this book, men could learn the art of effectively seducing the women they desire and become pickup artists in the process.  Summary of the Book Former music writer for The New York Times, Neil Strauss, was working on an article when he discovered the seduction community. Curiosity got the best of him and this led him to participate in their online discussion groups. Soon enough, he got involved and attended a boot camp conducted by a man known to people as ‘Mystery’. Strauss and other participants at the boot camp would approach the women they liked, and Mystery would correct their behavior and body language. They were even told what to say and how to make the women stay. The book covers a lot of the techniques that Neil learnt from his mentor on how to keep a girl interested in you. No, there are no cheesy lines involved, nor do you need to make yourself seem like an extraordinarily impressive person. Being a pickup artist is a trick that is usually innate, but this time, it could be learnt. So, if want to get romantic and more with that fine lassie next door, read this book. About Neil Strauss Neil Strauss is an American author, journalist and ghostwriter. He has both American and Kittitian citizenship. He is best known for his book The Game: Penetrating The Secret Society of Pickup Artists. He is a Contributing Editor at Rolling Stone and writes regularly for The New York Times.