Chess books

A chess problems book in which every answer is one single move. But not just any move. Each puzzle has been selected...  Read More >>

Most good chess games have turning points, decisive moves where momentum and advantage are at stake. The Moment...  Read More >>

Grandmaster Nigel Davies presents a major study of the Catalan, providing a reliable and dynamic repertoire for...  Read More >>

Milos Pavlovic devises a sound and yet ambitious repertoire for Black against the Ruy Lopez, the basis of which...  Read More >>

The popularity of the Nimzo-Larsen Attack is largely based on its surprise value, but in fact, 1.b3 is one of White's...  Read More >>

This book teaches you how to attack the Sicilian Defence by using the 'Seven Deadly Sacrifices'.  Read More >>

A top chess coach explains the fundamentals of chess strategy to amateur players. Herman Grooten, an International...  Read More >>

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Have you ever wanted to try various chess openings, but didn't want to spend all your free time studying mainline...  Read More >>

Chess is an ancient game, simulating warfare, that has been played by Muslim Califs, medieval kings, emperors, generals,...  Read More >>

Superb defensive technique is a hallmark of all great chess-players. With a few deft counterstrokes, they not only...  Read More >>

Prominent opening specialists take a revolutionary look at a popular group of openings - the Anti-Sicilians - and...  Read More >>

Prominent opening specialists take a revolutionary look at the Pirc and Modern Defences and select a wealth of 'dangerous'...  Read More >>

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The romantic King's Gambit was favoured by the chess elite of the 19th century, but can it thrive in the 21st century?...  Read More >>

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The Golden Treasury of Chess is one of the most popular and most often reprinted and revised chess books ever created....  Read More >>

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This volume helps beginners to develop a solid understanding of fundamental opening ideas, gives casual players...  Read More >>

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Grandmaster Arnold Denker - the Dean of American Chess, U. S. chess champion from 1944 to 1946, was the Runyonesque...  Read More >>

Lone Pine 1975 was the first ever truly Grandmaster Swiss event. Today, with many grandmaster Swiss events taking...  Read More >>

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Sidney Bernstein, born in the Bronx, learned chess from his father at age 7, and played in his first tournament...  Read More >>