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Forward Chess (July 2022) Smyslov Time Studying the games of strong players is always a good way to improve one’s understanding of chess. Some of the most instructive games to…
Forward Chess (July 2022) Smyslov Time Studying the games of strong players is always a good way to improve one’s understanding of chess. Some of the most instructive games to…
Review: The 100 Endgames You Must Know Workbook “It is a well-known phenomenon that the very same amateur who was able to conduct the middlegame very creditably appears to be…
We start our new series, looking at recent Forward Chess releases, with five stunning highlights. Gambits may be rare at the top level, although they do make the occasional surprise…
Review: Study Chess with Matthew Sadler “I suppose you could call this book a collection of my personal 'Eureka!' experiences, those wonderful moments when something complicated suddenly feels as natural…
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…
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 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 by Nikola Sedlak (Quality Chess Publishing) Playing the Stonewall DutchPublisher: Quality Chess Author: GM Nikola Sedlak FC Release date: Jul 08, 2020 “Not a…
It's not always that we see a World Number 5 Grandmaster thinking for almost six minutes and get self-destructed into a mate in one. In the recent Meltwater Champions Tour…
Here are the top tips from our team to help you make the most out of your Forward Chess experience. 1. Interactive board using Brush Tool - web app. Whether…