Shogi: Samurai Chess v2

Shogi is Japanese Chess, or Chess is Western Shogi. Both games descend from the same game. They're cousins.

How does one pronounce "Shogi"? The "sho" part is pronounced like the American English word "show". The "gi" part is pronounced like the "gy" in "piggy". You know, "this little piggy went to market, ...."

Shogi: Samurai Chess version 2
See the description of the game Shogi: Samurai Chess. This describes the current full version of the game. You can play the game in demo mode, or activate all the features by purchasing an activation key. Try before you buy!
Shogi: Samurai Chess LITE (Applet)
Play against the computer with just a web browser! Do you have a web page you'd like a Shogi applet on? You can impress your friends by copying this free Shogi applet to your personal webpage!

Tsume Puzzles Book
Tsume Puzzles for Japanese Chess: Introduction to Shogi Mating Riddles is an English Tsumeshogi book that contains an introduction to tsume and over 200 tsumeshogi puzzles with solutions.

Daily Magazine of Fiction and Poetry
A random collection of my fiction and poetry. The magazine's selection changes every day. Great if you just want to enjoy some light reading.
Interview with Chuck
The newest book by T. Gene Davis. This is a collection of poetry span 25 years. I contains sestina, sonnet and free form.

Learning Java Bindings for OpenGL (JOGL)
So you program Java, and want to use OpenGL. Here's the book for you! Learning Java Bindings for OpenGL (JOGL) is a book for beginner Java programmers and more advanced Java programmers who want an introduction to the world of 3D Java programming. Free chapters are available on the web. You can also purchase the full book as a PDF or from nearly any book store.

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