Book by Keres, Paul, Kotov, Alexander

The Art of the Middle Game

Humor & Entertainment

Kotov, Alexander

KERES,PAUL

Puzzles & Games

Penguin??Books

This practical endgame book concentrates on frequently occurring basic positions and explains the principles and main ideas for each player. This is the first algebraic edition of the work which was first published in 1974.

Practical chess endings

DOUBLEDAY

While there are plenty of books dealing with chess openings, and no shortage of helpful volumes on the endgame, there are far fewer available on the all-important middle game. And yet, the middle game is one of the most challenging parts of the contest. It is then that the player has the chance to initiate long-range attacks and create defensive systems. In this excellent study, two great grandmasters combine their talents in a masterly analysis of attack and defense in the middle game. Kotov was one of the great attacking players of the century, and in this book he has written an entire chapter devoted to the strategy and tactics of attacking the king. Conversely, Keres has contributed an outstanding and unconventional treatment of defense, showing how one can defend any position given the right spirit and understanding, no matter how hopeless it may seem. The truth of Philidor's statement that "pawns are the soul of chess" is reflected in a helpful chapter in which Kotov demonstrates that the shape and configuration of pawns in the center have a vital bearing on the way one has to play the middle game. Finally, Keres takes up the difficult but rewarding topic of analysis, offering a practical and extremely thorough analysis of adjourned games, to reveal how a master's mind works and how one should analyze any given position. In addition, there is an authoritative introduction by International Master and chess authority Harry Golombek, who has translated the volume. Brimming with insights and valuable strategic hints, The Art of the MiddleGame belongs in the library of every serious chess player.

The Art of the Middle Game (Dover Chess)

Sports & Outdoors

Dover Publications

This practical endgame book concentrates on frequently occurring basic positions and explains the principles and main ideas for each player. This is the first algebraic edition of the work which was first published in 1974.

Practical Chess Endings

Batsford

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B.T.BATSFORD LTD

You get BOTH Keres books!!! PAUL KERES 2 Vols: ROAD TO THE TOP &amp; QUEST FOR PERFECTION * PAUL KERES: THE ROAD TO THE TOP * An Expanded New Edition Of A Modern Classic * Paul Keres is generally regarded as the strongest player never to become world champion. His modesty, honesty and open-minded approach to chess made him popular with chess enthusiasts the world over. The reader will find lots of wild sacrificial tactics in the early games of his 30 year chess career. "The author and editor, Grandmaster John Nunn, helps the reader understand the secrets of chess."-publisher. Chess Digest Editor Ken Smith writes: "Setting at a table in a local steak house in San Antonio, Texas (1972) were Keres, Gligoric and myself. Gligoric is teasing Keres with `when are you going to speak out against your Communist masters?'. Not a word in retort from the kind, gentle, Keres." 256 pages * IGM PAUL KERES IGM John Nunn * 256 Pages * OP 1st Ed * 1996 * 8vo PB * 7 Chapters * 51 Games * PAUL KERES: QUEST FOR PERFECTION * An Expanded New Edition Of A Modern Classic * This is the 2nd &amp; final volume covering the period from 1950 to his death in 1975. Subtitle: Inspiration and Instruction For Chess Players Of All Levels. Here are 103 deeply annotated best games. There is an introduction to each chapter to give you the background of what is happening. Keres annotates most and GM John Nunn follows by selecting and annotating the finest from 1962-1975. ("My instructive draw, San Antonio 1972, was not selected".-Ken Smith * IGM PAUL KERES IGM John Nunn * 272 Pages * 1st Ed * 1996 * 8vo PB * 7 Chapters * 53 Games * List Price for both = $47.90, yet here are both for less than the price of 1. We'll send you an email with our, as of August 28, 2018, 55 FREE selections, so that you may make your THREE (3) selections!

Paul Keres : The Road to the Top

International Chess Enterprises

Paul Keres: The Quest for Perfection

Nunn, John

ANOVA (CHRYSALIS)

Paul Keres: The Road to the Top

Biographies & Memoirs

Henry Holt Co.

Paul Keres -- "the greatest player never to have been world champion" -- was a legendary figure in chess. The depth of his conceptions and the elegance and beauty of his play rank him among such immortals as Alekhine, Tal, Bronstein, Botvinnik, and Bobby Fischer. As a chess analyst, Keres had even fewer equals. The first Soviet grandmaster with a regular column in an American chess magazine, his articles for Chess Life between 1968 and 1975 set new standards in chess analysis. Power Chess contains twenty-two of his best articles. Here are incredible rook sacrifices by Bronstein, ferocious attacks by Tal and Spassky, heroic defenses by Korchnoi, subtle endgames by Petrosian and Karpov, uncompromising struggles by Keres himself -- all profoundly analyzed by the greatest annotator who ever lived.

Power Chess: Great Grandmaster Battles from Russia

Random House Puzzles & Games

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