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DESCRIPTION This log book serves as a convenient bound journal in which to save games, including moves, written analysis, and diagrams for key positions. It can be used to suit several needs: Keep an active diary of the chess games that you play. Log games played in a local chess tournament. Analyze variations of a chess opening in detail. Follow matches played between grandmasters. Store weekly games played by a chess club. Prepare a memento of your best chess games. Collect important matches from chess history. The introduction describes how to use this log book, including suggestions for nomenclature and how to distinguish between different color pieces in the diagrams of key positions. A sample record of a chess match is provided as an example of how to log, analyze, and draw a game of chess.

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9781440406256

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Chris McMullen has been playing chess for enjoyment for thirty years, in person and on the internet. As a passionate chess player, he has read numerous chess books, studying everything from opening theory to combinations. After drawing many diagrams and recording many games, he realized how it may be useful to publish a couple of chess log books for drawing and recording positions or games. He published The Chess Match Log Book for recording games (with room to draw key positions and write notes) and Make a Personalized Book of 500 Chess Positions for drawing positions (with room to record notes in a separate section at the end).

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