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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 ...

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 ...

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...

“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...

What is the best chess book? I see this question asked all the time. I always respond with a question: What is your level? If you are a begi...

Who is the greatest chess player of all time? Hard to say. But one of the people on the list is arguably Emanuel Lasker. He was the second o...

Chess strategy is one of the most elusive and difficult parts of chess. Compared to the direct and transparent world of chess tactics, strat...

A Soviet classic - that's what it says on the front cover. And for good reason, I think. At the beginning of this year, I decided I woul...

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...