Author of the Book – Mikhail Shereshevsky Publishing Year – 1981 Published By – Everyman chess What to Expect? Endgame strategy is one of the best classics. This book was published in the Russian language in 1981. (yes, around 40 years back!) The first English edition was published in 1985 by everyman chess. This book…
Chess + Movies !? Seems an interesting combination right? Indeed, What does a sportsperson want from a movie, some fun and some motivation, inspiration? So what if I tell you there are around 13 movies/ documentaries which are worth watching? When we travel to a tournament, we need something to curb the journey, some book,…
Author of the Book – Iakov Dawsky Publishing Year – 2002 Published By – Everyman Chess What to Expect? Chess Brilliancy is a very interesting book. This book presents you with 250 classic brilliancies which were rewarded for their elements. One can expect a lot of power-packed games with huge creativity. A small introduction about…
Visit Ranveer Mohite’s Blog from here – https://ranveermohite.medium.com/ In my 12 year experience of being a professional chess player, I’ve seen it all — from the most brilliant minds to con-artists. And it really disappoints me when I see someone paying literally a sack full of money — and getting a bad return on their…
In this book published by New In Chess, Alexander Panchenko has given his systematic knowledge. He used his 11 years of experience to write this book. Alexander explains about improving the middlegame technique. He shares some of his real-life experiences with readers. The uniqueness of this book is that you will find positions for playing…