Comments on: What chess books I am going to study in Q1/2010

By: Barone

Barone — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 17:07:21 +0000

Despite the out of fashion openings in the examples and some quasi-latin
terminology (like “leucopenia”, for lack of light square coverage in the centre),
the single best instructive chess book IMHO is Kmoch’s “Pawn Power in Chess”

By: harikrishnasr

harikrishnasr — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 03:37:10 +0000

Study books not only 2 learn the game but 2 enjoy it 2;THIS IS D KEY 2 CHESS IMPROVEMENT.
The important thing is 2 acquire such a baggage of positional chess ideas that u are never ever left wandering in the ecpanse of middlegame;As far as my experience Dvoretsky’s books are best suited for this purpose;
Ofcourse sharpening and widening ur opening repertoire and learing the basic endgame of every section are important 2;On the openings i would recommend using some reliable GM’S DVD training and as per endgames either BATSFORD CHESS ENDINGS or DVORETSKY’S ENDGAME MANUAL{might be a bit 2 tactical but that much interesting 2}

By: Dewi Saraswati

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By: chessx

chessx — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 17:19:23 +0000

I to have a chess library and i have only read a handful of them.
I have the knowledge waiting to be learnt,but not enough or
no time to read them.
Good luck.