A Brief History of (Almost) Everything

Enlightened Seduction

Zan Perrion launches Enlightened Seduction, a philosophy of “a more elegant, a more excellent, and a more enlightened way of interacting with women and moving through this world”.

The Way of the Natural DVD Series

Various Speaking Engagements

Zan leaves Canada and hits the road, accepting all invitations, wandering everywhere from Tokyo to Cape Town, from Panama to Spain.

“The Game” by Neil Strauss

Author Neil Strauss devotes an entire chapter to Zan in his New York Times bestseller The Game, calling Zan “…the undisputed heavyweight of the genre… in four years, he never once asked for advice, he only gave it.”

Various Media Appearances

Ars Amorata

In an interview, Zan mentions The Story of My Life by Casanova and The Ars Amatoria by the Roman poet Ovid as some of his influences. The reporter misquotes it in her magazine article as The Ars Amorata. And a brand is born!

Let The Game Begin

Zan plays himself in the Hollywood movie Let the Game Begin, starring Adam Rodriguez, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Natasha Henstridge, Stephen Baldwin, and Michael Madsen.

The Amorati

The Amorati brotherhood is established, eventually growing to hundreds of members all over the world. Zan and partner Hans Comyn travel everywhere together evangelizing and recruiting new members.

In a seedy New York bar, Amorati member Brian Chui sketches the first draft of Zan’s design for a logo on a napkin. (And now more than fifty people have the logo tattooed somewhere on their body!)

The Alabaster Girl

After ten years of writing, Zan releases his book, The Alabaster Girl.

In Search of the Alabaster Girl

The 50-episode YouTube video series In Search of the Alabaster Girl is released. A coffee-fuelled round-table discussion about the book.

Restoring Beauty

The Zan and Jordan Show

Abundance in the Land of Women

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And Onward… to Distant Horizons!