I've just started reading the book. It may be excellent but, and I'm sorry to say this, my first impression isn't very good.
As mentioned I think it is weird, for lack of a better term, that a position that has been reached in 2000+ games (according to Chessbase's online db) isn't mentioned explicitly at all.
Then in game 67 I gotta wonder why 10.h3 as played in Anand-Chernin isn't mentioned. Anand as in the world champion and Chernin as maybe the number one Pirc expert in the world! Hellooo?! Is Pirc Alert required reading for this book or what?
Finally, for some reason the language in the Preface is very awkward. E.g. how about this sentence: "In the same chapter can be found the Archbishop Attack, a potent White system which will be nevertheless be new to most readers."?
JEH - thanks for the info.
pumi - I was serious. Continue to drink the Kool Aid
MNb - Against the classical (4.Nf3 Bg7 5.Be2 0-0 6.0-0) I play 6...Nc6. Against the Accelerated Classical (4.Nf3 Bg7 5.h3 0-0 6.Be3) I also play 7...Nc6. Against the Argentine/150 I prefer to delay ...Bg7 in favor of ...c6.
-Whit