If you’re a fan of Ben Johnson’s Perpetual Chess Podcast you’ll love this book. This book is a great resume of all the knowledges and diverse opions discussed in his podcast. No matter your point of view, you’ll find something…
An excellent book, concise, well-written, and fun to read. Probably the very best method to learn Blindfold Chess. I’ve read the eBook version, I will get the physical book for my collection.
The most complete, and only book, about everything related to BLINDFOLD CHESS. My next book. Not the book I need but the book I really really WANT!
An entire book written about one game analysis, Kasparov Against the World. The most famous Game of Chess ever played. Yes, it was an Online (anything goes) Correspondence Chess. Already in 1999, both side used computers and Kasparov also consulted…
This book was the breeder of world champions like Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov in the Soviet Chess School. But I do not recommend it for a beginner since it doesn’t looks particularly fun to complete. Yes, you have to…
Recommended by every chess expert for good reasons. Laszlo Polgar is probably the greatest chess trainer who ever lived. He turned his three daughters into chess prodigies at a time when chess when women was an activity exclusively reserved to…
Recommended in the chessdojo program. Full of puzzles about how to take material in an efficient way during a game.
The first entire book dedicated to Centaur chess (Human + Computer chess players) written by ICCF GM Robin Smith. However it’s a 2005 book. Outdated on the computer side, but still pertinent as far as the basic principles go.
As Capablanca would attest, endgame is the most important part of the game. “In order to improve your game, you must study the endgame before everything else. For whereas the endings can be studied and mastered by themselves, the middle…
Finally a Chess Opening book who look instructive AND fun to read.
