Chess Fundamentals by Jose Capablanca: A Book Review
Capablanca was one of the best chess players in the world, and it is rare for a top player to […]
Book Review of Chess for Dummies
Chess for Dummies is an excellent resource for novice players because of its comprehensive breakdown of how to play chess
Book Review: Life and Games of Mikhail Tal
Life and Games of Mikhail Tal is one of my favorite chess classics, and I believe all chess players should
Book Review of Think Like A Grandmaster
Chess is a game of logical calculation and deep strategy. Grandmasters are admired for their extraordinary understanding. Alexander Kotov’s book
Book Review Of Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess
If you’re just starting out in chess and want a book that gets straight to the point, Bobby Fischer Teaches
Book Review of Dark Squares: How Chess Saved My Life
Danny Rensch’s book, Dark Squares: How Chess Saved My Life, is an extraordinary memoir that will resonate with anyone who
Review Of Fire On Board by Alexei Shirov (Part I & II)
I mainly play d4 in chess and rarely e4. That’s because I prefer positional chess. However, I’m not afraid to
Book Review: Study Chess with Tal by Mikhail Tal and Alexander Koblencs
Study Chess with Tal is a classic that offers a glimpse into the mind and style of one of the
Book Review Of Train your Chess Pattern Recognition by Arthur Van De Oudeweetering
The ancient game of chess, which is a combination of strategy and tactics, has always been something that has fascinated
Book Review Of The Seven Deadly Chess Sins by Jonathan Rowson
Beyond just a game, chess is more. It is a test of character, a contest of being cunning, and a