Chess books

Grandmaster James Plaskett, a player with renowned tactical ability, has carefully assembled an abundance of tactical...  Read More >>

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An experienced trainer and grandmaster explains key principles of chess strategy and thinking methods in chess....  Read More >>

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International Master Jacob Aagaard provides an all-in-one solution to the popular opening move 1 d4 and other White...  Read More >>

Soviet Chess is best read along with Kotov  Read More >>

Inspiration and controversy alike still surround the 1948 match tournament. Why for example was the Polish grandmaster...  Read More >>

Traces the development of combinational thought from the early days of chess events up to the reign of world champion...  Read More >>

Russian international master Alexander Raetsky draws upon his wealth of experience in playing in the tough chess...  Read More >>

This book covers three offbeat but nevertheless important defences to these ancient opening  Read More >>

Investigates the view that there is a polarity in modern chess. On the one hand are those who systematically analyse...  Read More >>

Ray Keene selects and annotates his most interesting games against such giants as Anatoly Karpov, Mikhail Botvinik,...  Read More >>

The initial part of this book deals with combinations and tactical techniques, and suggests methods for developing...  Read More >>

This third volume in Mark Dvoretsky's course is devoted to questions of strategy, and is aimed at improving the...  Read More >>

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This book contains all the information necessary to start playing the opening, or meeting it as White.  Read More >>

This book identifies the key factors that separate the very strong players from the rest. Anyone who follows the...  Read More >>

""A new endgame encyclopaedia for the 21st century""--Cover.  Read More >>

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