Life In 19x19

It is theory, and is good for beginners. However, for beginners I prefer learn to play go, in the beginning, and so you want to play go. Now, back to my margarita.

I actually already have vols. I and II of "learn to play go" and study them religiously. I'll have to go see if my local bookstore ...

How rude of me, I posted, but forgot to actually say the important bit. Welcome to the forum, Jeremy!
[quote="Hushfield]Aah, a fine choice. Welcome to the forums, mr. stash.[/quote]

Thank you very much!

I've a question about the book however. Is it a problem book, a theory book, a coloring book ...

EdLee wrote:Moustache, welcome.

Thank you . I'm learning a lot just by reading past threads. Also getting good book reccomendations. Just ordered "Lessons in the Fundamentals of Go". Can't wait for it to arrive.

I try to internalize that reaction as much as possible

Hello L19^2 my name is Jeremy.

I became interested in GO when it was mentioned on the television show "Criminal Minds" where it was touted as "the hardest board game". I had to get a piece of that . I've been playing/studying devotedly for only a few weeks, but I am thoroughly enjoying the history ...