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Posts tagged Chess Book Reviews
Chess books reviews
With the development of internet and chess engines, the number of chess books being published every year is rapidly increasing.
It is sometimes very hard to orientate yourself and choose from such a huge number of titles.
We firmly believe good old hearsay’ is the solution to this problem. Finding someone whose recommendations you can trust is priceless.
That’s why we have embarked on writing our own chess book reviews – hopefully, someone naive will fund us trustworthy and our reviews might help him find his ideal chess book.
Good luck!
Chessays: Book Review
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Mating the Castled King: Book Review
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The Life And Games of Vassily Smyslov: Book Review
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The Worst (Chess) Book I’ve Ever Read: The Champions Game Review
It’s been a while since I did a book review for this blog. However, recently I purchased the book The Champions Game: A True Story by Saul Ramirez and John Seidlitz and it turned out…
Best French Defence Books
Note: This post is a part of the series of posts about best chess books divided by openings. If you are wondering how I select the books I recommend, or what other openings I have…
Best Chess Opening Books (Divided By Opening)
INTRODUCTION A couple of days ago, I talked to a very good friend of mine who also happens to be an ALMOST 2100 rated chess player. He is one of those guys who have an…
My First Chessable Course: The Modern Defence Against Everything – Overview
Note: In this post, I am going to introduce/promote my own Chessable course titled The Modern Defence Against Everything. If you are unfamiliar with Chessable, you might want to check this review of the website…
5 Best Chess Books I Read in 2019 (And Another 13 Chess Book Reviews)
In this post, I will reflect on the chess books I read in 2019. You can find a similar post about non-chess books on my other blog Popsychle. The Year Of Sosonko In 2019, I…
Best Chess Training Books
INTRODUCTION At some point in their career,all chess players start racking their brains over the topic of chess improvement. Whether we are talking about a 1200 player hoping to jump rapidly to 1900, a 2500…
Endgame Strategy – Book review
INTRODUCTION Many great trainers say you should start learning chess from endgames. There are many reasons why that is correct, most important being endgames are the perfect setup for learning and improving deep and accurate…
Best chess books written by World Champions
Introduction Nowadays, publishing a chess book has become easier than ever before. Due to the accessibility of information chess knowledge has become available to almost anyone. Also, in the modern chess, the opening stage is more important…