March 26, 2019
The North Carolina based publisher McFarland has recently released three new volumes in its Chess Results series which now covers 1747 to 1980. They are Chess […]
March 26, 2019
Ill start out by admitting that Im not fond of self-help books, and I have no interest in books about investing. And I often roll my […]
March 26, 2019
The second edition of DVORETSKYS ANALYTICAL MANUAL by Mark Dvoretsky is must reading for any ambitious player rated over 2200. There is a wealth of training […]
March 26, 2019
Chess Facts and Fables by Edward Winter continues the authors previous work in Chess Explorations (1996) and Chess Omnibus (2003). Drawing from Chess Notes, a column […]