Life In 19x19

Is there a commented version of this game in English, somewhere? I can find the context, but not analysis.

Thanks. Take care.

Ferran wrote:Is there a commented version of this game in English, somewhere? I can find the context, but not analysis.

Thanks. Take care.

I was sure I had read a commentary, but didn't remember the book. Little googleing helped me to find the right book in the shelf:
Modern Master Games - The Dawn of Tournament Go by Rob van Zeijst and Richard Bozulich.

See: http://www.kiseido.com/game.htm#k91

Edit: also available at Go Books as an e-book.

John Fairbairn's Honinbo Tournament The Early Years covers this game as well.


Cheers,
Vesa

Thanks! I got the Honinbo one. I always miss that one (I confuse it with the 1971 one; my brain has somehow linked both). Pity it doesn't seem to be available as a hardcopy (but, then, I'd have had to wait another month or two).

Take care.

For whatever's worth, the central item arrived today. I was without a sleeve and had one made. The stand was included.(*)

Take care.
(*) I also received, some minutes before, stones for variations. We'll see.

This is litteraly the first thing I saw when I searched for "atom bomb game" on google:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68AEdvYFgEo

charm wrote:This is litteraly the first thing I saw when I searched for "atom bomb game" on google:

Yes, sorry. I should have been more clear. By and large, I prefer printed comments. Ebook, later. Then Sibicky, then the rest of YouTube. But print wins by a large margin over even pdf, much less the rest.

Thanks, though. Take care