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The Game — Neil Strauss (Second Hand)

The Game — Neil Strauss (Second Hand)

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The Game — Neil Strauss

Subtitle: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists

The True Story Behind a Hidden World

The Game is the international bestseller that lifts the lid on a secret underground world — one where ordinary men transform themselves into smooth-talking masters of attraction. Written by journalist Neil Strauss, this eye-opening book chronicles his journey from a shy writer to one of the world’s most skilled “pickup artists,” known as Style.

What begins as an investigation into the strange subculture of seduction soon becomes a thrilling and deeply personal story of transformation, temptation, and the search for meaning beneath the surface of success.

Inside the Story

  • Follow Neil’s transformation from awkward to confident as he trains with real-life “pickup artists.”
  • Meet unforgettable characters — from eccentric mentors to Hollywood insiders.
  • Discover a world filled with hidden techniques, personal breakthroughs, and emotional consequences.
  • Witness how “winning the game” can sometimes mean losing yourself.

About the Author

Neil Strauss is an award-winning journalist and bestselling author whose work has appeared in Rolling Stone and The New York Times. Known for his sharp wit and fearless storytelling, Strauss dives into worlds most of us never see — and brings back stories that challenge, entertain, and provoke.

Book Details

  • Author: Neil Strauss
  • Format: Paperback
  • Category: Biography / Relationships / Non-Fiction
  • Pages: Approximately 450
  • Publisher: Canongate Books
  • ISBN: 9781841957869

Perfect For

Readers who enjoy true stories, human psychology, social dynamics, or exploring the boundaries of confidence, identity, and connection.

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