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1 total messages Started by Ishi Press International Thu, 14 Apr 1994 20:15
Re: Shogi Publications
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Author: Ishi Press International
Date: Thu, 14 Apr 1994 20:15
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>>Does anyone know if Shogi World is still being published?  The last issue
>>I have is from the summer of 1990.
>>
>As far as I know it no longer exists but Anton Dovydaitis of Ishi Press
>(ishius@ishius.com) should be able to give you a definitive answer.

Shogi World is no longer being published.

>"Shogi for Beginners", by John Fairbairn, 1983.
>Available from: Ishi Press International

Ishi Press moved from Mountain View several years ago.  See .sig at end of
letter for current address.  Shogi for Beginners is in print and in stock.

>"Shogi - Japan's Game of Strategy", by Trevor Leggett, 1966.
>Charles E. Tuttle Company, Inc.
>Rutland, Vermont, USA & Tokyo, Japan.
>$3.50 in 1971. Hard cover. English.
>
>Does have some good examples for moves and a few Shogi problems.
>Uncertain if it's still in print.

Still in print, but much more than $3.50.  Probably more like $15.

>"Guide to Shogi Openings", by Aono Teruichi (7-dan pro), 1983.

Out of print.

>"Better moves for better Shogi (The NHK Shogi Lectures)", by Aono Teruichi
>(7-dan pro), 1983.

In print, but for some reason, not available from Ishi Press.  Try Kinomuniya
Book Store, (posted earlier to this list).


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