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Zan Perrion is a Canadian author, motivational speaker, and ladies man based in Bucharest, Romania. Perrion gives seminars and workshops about seduction and dating, through his company Alabaster Communications Inc. The company commonly operates under the trademark: Ars Amorata.^[1]

He was the author of the book, The Alabaster Girl. "The Alabaster Girl" is a philosophical novel by Perrion that explores the art of seduction and the nuances of male-female dynamics through a series of reflective conversations between a man and a woman on a train. The narrative delves into themes of beauty, attraction, and the pursuit of the ephemeral ideal in romantic relationships.

Neil Strauss, author of The Game: Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists, called Perrion "the undisputed heavyweight of the genre" of "cocky funny", a particular approach to attracting women.^[2]

Film Appearances:

1. Perrion played himself in the film Let the Game Begin.

Perrion has made numerous public appearances:

1. The DE LAATSTE SHOW
2. The Real Man Conference in 2008
3. The Fearless Man Convention
4. 21 Studios in 2017 and 2020

• (in Dutch) Heremans, Tom (3 October 2009). "Do women and they will love you." De Standaard.
• (in German) (21 September 2008). Aufreiß-Seminar "Tear-off seminar: flamethrower and ovens." Süddeutsche Zeitung.

• Personal Website
• Company Website