Awards

• Winner of ChessPublishing Opening Book of the Year 2014

Overview

Ever since its inception in 2008, the Grandmaster Repertoire series has produced some of the worlds best chess opening books, but an elite repertoire with 1.e4 has always been missing -- until now. In the Grandmaster Repertoire -- 1.e4 series, Indian superstar Parimarjan Negi presents his own world-class repertoire. Building on a foundation of tried-and-tested main lines, the author shares a wealth of his innovative analysis to chart a course towards an advantage for White. Volume One covers the French, Caro-Kann and Philidor.

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9781906552060

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Quality Chess continues to produce an astonishing amount of high-quality opening books, and the latest offering from the Indian GM Parimarjan Negi - 1.e4 vs The French, Caro-Kann & Philidor - is no exception. Actually, this book should be recommended reading for any young (or old!) player who aspires to grandmaster level and above. It's nothing to do with the specific analysis of these openings (although that is superb of course) but it's more to do with the attitude to opening preparation that Negi demonstrates... It's so good! It shows everything that you need to produce world-class preparation. -- GM Matthew Sadler * New in Chess *

Quality Chess continues to produce an astonishing amount of high-quality opening books, and the latest offering from the Indian GM Parimarjan Negi - 1.e4 vs The French, Caro-Kann & Philidor - is no exception. Actually, this book should be recommended reading for any young (or old!) player who aspires to grandmaster level and above. It's nothing to do with the specific analysis of these openings (although that is superb of course) but it's more to do with the attitude to opening preparation that Negi demonstrates... It's so good! It shows everything that you need to produce world-class preparation. -- GM Matthew Sadler * New in Chess *

Author Information

Parimarjan Negi is a former child prodigy who is the second-youngest player of all time to obtain the Grandmaster title. He was Asian Champion in 2012, and played on Board 1 for the Indian team which won bronze medals at the Tromso 2014 Olympiad.

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