Kage's Secret Chronicles of Handicap Go, by
Kageyama Toshiro. Ishi G17; 1975.
This book contains nine handicap games, ranging from two to five
stones. Most of the games are pro-pro. At key spots in each
games, they give you three possible next moves to choose from. If
you've read Kageyama's Lessons in the
Fundamentals of Go, you'll recognize the chatty
style; this one also includes lots of talking between the two
players. There's no general theory presented in the book, just
the games.
The book is certainly amusing and fun to read; I don't know
how much it will improve your game, though.
david
carlton <carlton@bactrian.org>
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