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In my previous review I mentioned how I would like to see an improved version of The Improving Chess Thinker , and that a book had recently ...

If you had actual lessons with a grandmaster, would you be brave enough to publish the transcripts? Well, someone did. And that someone wrot...

What is it that separates a grandmaster from an amateur player? This is a topic of several books, and it is also a question that I've as...

In my very first post on this blog, I reviewed The Amateur's Mind by Jeremy Silman. That was my first step to understand chess strategy...

Some books are worth waiting for, and this one is exceptional in terms of waiting. When I ordered the book, it took over 6 months before it ...

How do I study chess in the most effective way? This is a question most chess players ask themselves at some point. Once in a while there co...

Chess can be brutal. It seems that at any given moment your position can go from playable (or even winning) to completely lost. I am sure it...

Let me tell you a secret. There is no such thing as 'the best chess books'. It all depends on the preferences and expectations of th...

A while back, I set myself a challenge to memorize all the 16 undisputed world champions along with the matches they played. During this pro...

Chess calculation is a core skill in chess. Some say it's the most important skill, and that the ability to calculate deeply and accura...

I did something different. I bought a chess book without doing any research. I decided to reward myself with a new book after having writte...

Have you ever missed a tactic in your games? Of course you have. We all have. Wouldn't it be good if someone wrote a book that could hel...

This book came to my attention when reading Dan Heisman's book A Guide to Chess Improvement . Heisman recommends the "improvers&qu...