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Pawns are the soul of chess. Who said that? I can't remember, but it was probably someone famous. Regardless of who said it first, many ...

Every chess player will sooner or later get into a grappling match with a tactics book. But which book is the best? While there is no clear ...

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...

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...

Some books "fly under the radar" and do not get the same attention as the evergreen classics. But sometimes, there is gold in old ...

What if you could get chess lessons from a former world champion? Would you say yes? This is a question that Kostya Kavutskiy asked in a rec...

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...

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 had a fantastic position, but I couldn’t figure out what to do next!” Sound familiar? If so, then Fred Wilson’s Simple Attacking Plans w...

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