The last fifteen years have seen a steady proliferation of opening repertoire books designed to meet secondary lines, many of which are not only respectable but […]

The United Kingdom has been an important center for chess book publishing since the early 1970s. First Batsford and later Gambit and Everyman dominated the English […]

Two years ago Boris Avrukh’s 1.d4 Volume 1 set a standard for opening books. His follow-up, 1.d4 Volume 2 is possibly even better. Among the openings […]