- Elements of Positional Evaluation: How the Pieces Get Their Power by Dan Heisman
- Looking for Trouble: Recognizing and Meeting Threats in Chess by Dan Heisman
- Simple Chess: New Algebraic Edition - by Michael Stean- Essential Chess Endings: The Tournament Player's Guide - Paperback (June 30, 2003) by James Howell
- New York 1924 by Alexander Alekhine
- Looking for Trouble: Recognizing and Meeting Threats in Chess by Dan Heisman
- Simple Chess: New Algebraic Edition - by Michael Stean- Essential Chess Endings: The Tournament Player's Guide - Paperback (June 30, 2003) by James Howell
- New York 1924 by Alexander Alekhine
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This asks for a list of the ones you have read in 2010
ReplyDeleteThat would be quite a few. Most of them are reviewed here at the site. A few of the books not reviewed but read binder-to-binder would be:
ReplyDeleteGuide to Good Chess - Purdy
Silman's Endgame Course - Silman (up to "my" level)
Logical Chess Move by Move - Chernev
And which book from the ones you read this year would you recommend?
ReplyDeletePetrS from elo2000.com
Soltis book on chess training is clearly the best for improvers.
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