Go Forth: A Journey South

by Goldmund

Go Forth chronicles a transformation. The biggest life-changing journey of my adulthood. Throughout 2014 I felt the pull to travel south-down to Mexico. The adventures that were had, the women that were seduced, and the revelations that were revealed all combined to stir my spirit and document those moments in a 150 page book. In it, there are very detailed descriptions of my game, routines, nuances and attitude that were used to successfully bed over a dozen women in just over a month. It also includes the beginning of the trip spent in New Orleans, experimenting with the nightlife and honing my camera game into a lethal weapon. Most importantly, the book captures an attitude that every player should hope to develop. An attitude that sees the world for what it is: chooses to focus on the beauty, acknowledge the evil, and ignore the mundane. Story telling and examples have always been the best way to teach and learn. They are the oldest forms of communication and education. Much more than any game textbook I could have written, Go Forth captures the spirit of what it takes to be a successful player. Come along for the journey...

150 pages, Paperback

First published November 18, 2014

Reviews

[Kitten Holiday · Rating 5 out of 5]

Go Forth: A Journey South by Goldmund is a quick and dirty book about his travels to Oaxaca Mexico to “see the beautiful sights and enjoy the beautiful women.” His trip, and the book, do not disappoint as he achieves both. Goldmund’s narrative style is simple and straightforward with impeccable timing when highlighting the irony in female behavior. His style has an easy-going pace that keeps the story flowing and the imagination on fire. I couldn’t help but think, many times, that Goldmund’s style as a writer perfectly reflects his style as a playboy and the similar traits have the same effect on the reader as on the beautiful women he seduces. He balances attention with disappearing when attracting women like he balances detail and absence in his writing. He gives enough information to get the imagination going so the reader is as caught up in the moment, participating in its development as the woman is in her own seduction.