FireWorkz
01-29-2010, 04:53 AM
The book was a pure treat to read. I throughly enjoyed it. For anyone who has read The Game by Neil Strauss, you can consider this the sequel to that book. It picks up the story of Mystery where The Game left off.
Being that I am well versed in "game" I enjoyed the story aspect of the book more then anything. The insights on Strip Club game will be the biggest treat of tactical information for those have read other books from Mystery and the Venusian Arts.
This book takes a lot of things explained in Revelation and further explains with detail in a very personal way. The book is designed to give you the experience of being trained personally by Mystery as he explains the game to his student Adam. This is put together well as it succeeds in giving you a sense of adventure while you read through the chapters as if you where Adam.
I personally liked the last two chapters that wrap the book up nicely and fits the Venusian Arts in the grand scheme of life. Concepts derived from quantum physics and cosmology are versed quite nicely. I throughly enjoyed these insights as I subscribe to the same line of thinking and have contemplated these thoughts in my own mind from time to time.
Overall the book is a great read. I read the first nine chapters in one sitting and finished the last four the next day. The quality of material and explanation of the game rivals that of Revelation while the quantity is a little less. The overall story of the book however keeps the reader enthralled and once the story is concluded, you'll be wanting more.
The events and stories described in The Game and The Pickup Artist could easily be transformed into a quality movie. Something I think both companies should consider...
I would not be surprised if we see within the next century a movie based on Mystery's life as we have seen in our past with men such as Casanova and Don Juan...
Being that I am well versed in "game" I enjoyed the story aspect of the book more then anything. The insights on Strip Club game will be the biggest treat of tactical information for those have read other books from Mystery and the Venusian Arts.
This book takes a lot of things explained in Revelation and further explains with detail in a very personal way. The book is designed to give you the experience of being trained personally by Mystery as he explains the game to his student Adam. This is put together well as it succeeds in giving you a sense of adventure while you read through the chapters as if you where Adam.
I personally liked the last two chapters that wrap the book up nicely and fits the Venusian Arts in the grand scheme of life. Concepts derived from quantum physics and cosmology are versed quite nicely. I throughly enjoyed these insights as I subscribe to the same line of thinking and have contemplated these thoughts in my own mind from time to time.
Overall the book is a great read. I read the first nine chapters in one sitting and finished the last four the next day. The quality of material and explanation of the game rivals that of Revelation while the quantity is a little less. The overall story of the book however keeps the reader enthralled and once the story is concluded, you'll be wanting more.
The events and stories described in The Game and The Pickup Artist could easily be transformed into a quality movie. Something I think both companies should consider...
I would not be surprised if we see within the next century a movie based on Mystery's life as we have seen in our past with men such as Casanova and Don Juan...