Book Review: Lasker’s Manual Of Chess
Review: Lasker's Manual of Chess “Can studying the classics be helpful? That depends. Many books that were popular in their day have grown dated, and are now of interest only…
Book Review: Winning by Nigel Short
Review: Winning “You cannot be serious.” – John McEnroe, berating a tennis umpire. Like John McEnroe in tennis, English GM Nigel Short has somewhat of a “bad boy” image in…
Book Review: Best Lessons of a Chess Coach: Extended Edition
Book Review: Best Lessons of a Chess Coach: Extended Edition by Sunil Weeramantry and Edward Eusebi (Mongoose Press) Best Lessons of a Chess Coach: Extended EditionPublisher: Mongoose PressAuthor: Sunil…
Book Review: Playing the Stonewall Dutch
Book Review: Playing the Stonewall Dutch by Nikola Sedlak (Quality Chess Publishing) Playing the Stonewall DutchPublisher: Quality Chess Author: GM Nikola Sedlak FC Release date: Jul 08, 2020 “Not a…
Best Sellers Update June
Love stats? We do too! We complied the top #3 best-selling books based on the stats from the last three months. Guess who the winners are? Top Three Best-Sellers from…
Book Review: Attacking Chess for Club Players
“Modern Chess is too much concerned with things like pawn structure. Forget it, checkmate ends the game.” - GM Nigel Short Our BOOK OF THE WEEK is Attacking Chess for Club…
Book Review: Mastering Opening Strategy
"I feel that the main reasons to buy an opening book are to give a good overview of the opening, and to explain general plans and ideas." - GM John…