Chess e-books

Submitted by Rakhmanator on Wed, 05/14/2008 at 3:14am.

I want to write article about chess.What would you like to see?(openings,strategy play,tactical play e.t.c)

Here is list of chess e-books in english,that I have.

Aagaard - Excelling at Positional Chess

Alburt & Palatnik - Chess Strategy for the Tournament Player

Alburt & Palatnik - Chess Tactics for the Tournament Player

Alburt & Palatnik - The King in Jeopardy

Beim - How to Play Dynamic Chess

Blokh - Combinational Motifs (English_Spanish_Russian)

Bouwmeester - Winning Chess Combinations

Chess Strategy and Tactics for Beginers

Christiansen - Rocking the Ramparts - A Guide to Attacking Chess

Crouch - Delayed castling

De la Maza - Rapid Chess Improvement

DejaScacchi - Tactical combinations

Du Mont - The Basis of Combination in Chess

Dunnington - Can You Be a Positional Chess Genius

Dunnington - Starting Out - Defensive Play

Dvoretsky - Secrets of Chess Tactics

Dvoretsky & Yusupov - Attack and Defense

Euwe - Judgment and Planning in Chess

Euwe - Strategy & Tactics in Chess

Flesch - Planning in Chess

Gaprindashvili - Imagination in Chess

Horowitz - Winning Chess Tactics Illustrated

Keres & Kotov - The Art of the Middle Game

Kinsman - Improve Your Middlegame Play

Kotov - Play Like a Grandmaster

Kotov - Think Like A Grandmaster

Kotov - Train Like a Grandmaster

LeMoir - How to Become a Deadly Chess Tactician

Leoncini - Elementi di Strategia negli Scacchi

Lowery - Sacrificing in Chess

Maza - 400 points in 400 days

McDonald - Mastering Chess Tactics

Nesis - Tactical Chess Exchanges

Nimzovitch - My System (1964, edited by Fred Reinfeld)

Nimzovitch - My System(21st_century_ed)

Pachman - Modern Chess Stategy

Plisetsky - Defense Techniques

Reinfeld - Hypermodern Chess

Reinfeld - Hypermodern Chess (Dover Edition)

Reinfeld & Chernev - Chess Strategies and Tactics

Silman - How to Reassess your Chess

Suba - Dynamic Chess Strategy

Tactics & Strategy Lessons

Vukovic - Art of Attack In Chess

Watson - Chess Strategy in Action

Watson - Secrets of Modern Chess Strategy

Znosko-Borovsky - The Middle Game in Chess

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Comments:

by BoyBawang - 3 months ago
Dumaguete City Philippines

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How to prepare psychologicaly during competition. An organized method of thinking before and during the game.

by kirill57 - 3 months ago
Chicago United States

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Aleksandr, I think that it could be very interesting to have an article about how to prepare to the tournament and also how to organize you training in the optimal way :).

by GM Rakhmanator - 3 months ago
Moscow Russia

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No)I sell them

by michaelmcrobert - 3 months ago
Scotland

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have you read all these books?

by jfpi69 - 3 months ago
los angeles, california United States

Member Since: Apr 2008
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sir,

hi & hello!

if you don't mind how about lessons/trsaining in evaluation/analysis/assessment skill in any kind of position, plssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

best regards & all d'best

by beane - 3 months ago
NY United States

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can you write one about sacrificing successfully?

by Chesser777 - 3 months ago
Belgium

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What about a tactical article?

by LydiaBlonde - 3 months ago
Zagreb Croatia

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I have some of this books in paper - in Croatian, Russian or German.

Vladimir Vukovic, a Croatian IM (have in mind that ih his time - 1950's and 1960's) there were only 20-30 GMs in the world!), an excelent analist, wrote a series of book about the strategy of midlegame. The most importants (as "Art of Attack In Chess" - One of the finest chess books ever written, and: fairly advanced instructional classic, "still cited more than any other by players asked about their favorite book on the attack" - however, at the last article, John Watson made a mistake: the book was originaly writen in 1959. and not 1965. ), are avaible in the english translation.

I can say, not only for he is Croat, there are excelent books! His main examples in chess practise are Capablanca and Aljehin. He analised their's games and worked hard to develop an understanding of principles, which are the basis for their's sucesfull atacks - as like as 80 years before Stainitz did with Anderson's and Morphy's games! Fischer and Kasparov marked the next step in a development of an agressive style in chess.