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One of the finest chess books ever written Vukovic expounds both the basic principles and the most complex forms... Read More >>
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This gambit repertoire shows black how to take charge with aggressive attacking defences against any orthodox first... Read More >>
The Queen's Gambit Accepted is one of Black's most trustworthy and yet dynamic ways of facing the Queen's Pawn Opening.... Read More >>
In the same lucid style as the first two volumes in this series, Practical Opening Tips and Practical Endgame Tips... Read More >>
Presented in dictionary form, strategy, tactics, basic opening and endgame ideas and even game psychology are included... Read More >>
For those who want to keep up to date with main-line openings. This is a repertoire of opening lines for White,... Read More >>
Contains a comprehensive collection of the shortest decisive games in chess history. Read More >>
An exploration of the origins of chess. Read More >>
This is a comprehensive coverage of this important chess opening in which White aims to stifle Black's normal piece... Read More >>
A comprehensive accounting of about 2,500 of Alekhine's games, from his earliest correspondence tournaments in 1902... Read More >>
An objective, detailed coverage of all of the lines of the Smyslov system, with special attention devoted to the... Read More >>
When you think of chess, you probably think of the strategy game played throughout Europe and the Americas. There... Read More >>
An exploration of a selection of endgame topics which begins with cautionary examples of resignations in drawn or... Read More >>
Many players are attracted to the Dragon Sicilian, but are put off by the fierce mating attacks that White can launch.... Read More >>
This guide to endgame strategy shows beginner and experienced players the basic checkmating principles and combinations... Read More >>
The Semi-Slav defence has been one of Black's most reliable defences to the queen's pawn since the 1920's. Now,... Read More >>