26. All About the Hane One of the Most Useful Tesujis

25. Redirecting the Path of a Ladder Visualizing the Final Positiion 24. The Decline of Cosmic Go 'It's Hard to Convert a Moyo into Territory.' 23. Three Life and Death Problems Uncovering Your Blind Spots 22. Endgame Moves in the Middle Game Local Fights and Global Awareness 21. Invading a Moyo Attach to Settle Your Stones 20. Two Endgame Problems Finding the Hidden Tesujis 19. Answering an Endgame Move in the Middle Game Don't Erase the Opponent's Bad Aji 18. Rescuing an Endangered Group Exploiting a Defect in the Opponent's Position 17. Thick and Thin Positions Finding the Weak Point 16. A Ko That Suddenly Vanishes The Taisha: A Difficult Joseki 15. A Move Full of Fighting Spirit Leaving Behind Troubling Aji 14. A Simple Life and Death Problem Even a Monkey Can Fall from a Tree 13. Reading Twenty Moves Deep A Rather Difficult Problem 12. Three Tesuji Problems The Atekomi Tesuji 11. Two Endgame Problems The Interplay Between Gote and Sente 10. Invading a Sphere of Influence How to Attack Weak Stones 9. Don't Let Your Opponent Settle His Stones The Iron Pillar 8. On Which Side to Block The Two-Step Hane Tesuji 7. Fluid and Undefined Positions Don't Erase Aji 6. Attack Weak Stones! A Dubious Approach Move 5. An Elusive Tesuji The Weasel's-Belly Attachment 4. The Meijin Title Match and the Future of Japanese Go A Conversation Between Cho Chikun and Kobayashi Koichi 3. Attacking Both Sides at Once The Stick-Connection Tesuji 2. Ignoring a Forcing Move The Wedge-in Tesuji 1. Preparing to Strike The Nose Attachment Tesuji Watch for Instalment #27 in late May or early June, 2024.