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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 ...

How should you think during a chess game? This is a critical question. Chess is a thinking game, and therefore, improving your game means im...

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

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...

I was recently interviewed by Kevin Scull for his podcast Chess Journeys: Tales of Adult Improvement . When I got the request, I started t...

If you can't learn something from a game, you're doing something wrong. These are the words of adult improver extraordinaire Neal Br...

I first heard about Barry Hymer and Peter Wells on the perpetual chess podcast where they were interviewed about their new book on chess imp...

Are you impressed by people who can play chess without seeing the board? For the uninitiated, this is a very impressive display of skill. Bu...

Some books don't really need an introduction. And this is one of them. But a blog post needs one, so here we are, in the middle of an in...

What is it that separates chess masters from amateur players? That is a question that many people have asked. A simplistic answer is that th...

I took a trip to Wijk aan Zee in Holland this January to play a weekend event in the Tata Steel tournament. It was a fun and well-organized ...

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...