This is going to be long, but hopefully worth reading—Jordan gave some very surprising answers at this signing. The signing was scheduled to start at 7, and I got there exactly at 6. There were about 70 people there at the time, and in the end about 300 showed up. When you showed up, you got a number. You were allowed to take two books through the line the first time, and then if time allowed, you could go through again. I was glad to find out that you didn’t have to buy the book there.
While we were waiting, my friend Josh and I were playing Go, which is the game stones is based on. I thought this was common knowledge, but a lot of people came and asked us if we made it up from what’s in the books. So, for the record, the game is Go, it’s the oldest known board game, and, IMO, the best. If you want to learn how to play, check out http://playgo.to/interactive/ for the rules, and http://www.smart-games.com/igowin.html for a program that will play against you on a small board.
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