I’ve just published a book on how to improve at Go, available for free here:
There are 8 chapters, ranging from “Solving Problems” to “Analyzing Your Games” and “Accumulating Knowledge,” and it includes a method for creating an effective learning plan.
I received help from very strong teachers in the creation of this book, as well as a psychologist. All the details are provided in the intro! The book is available for free reading on the website, for download as PDF and EPUB, and as print-on-demand for those who want a physical copy. I don’t take any share from the print copies; you only pay for printing, shipping, and service fees.
I hope you enjoy this guide, and most importantly, that it helps other players avoid falling into the (numerous) traps on the path to learning Go!
Wow, thank you, everyone! I’m blown away by the amazing reception over the past two weeks. The feedback on the content has been overwhelmingly positive, and I’m thrilled that people love the illustrations too.
A huge thank you to Michael Chen 1p for making a video about it as well:
It’s also been fantastic to see quite a few orders for the physical copy coming in. I couldn’t be happier with how this has all turned out.