Originally posted by !~TONY~!Book is on the back burner for now...still have a few things to iron out and all.
You still working on that book of yours? I still want my autographed copy if it's in the works! Also, I want a shot at you again, but you're at your limit!
I will send you over a challenge pretty soon 😀
Dave
Originally posted by !~TONY~!I think a few people will be really excited once it hits...even if I have to like self publish or something...but I am pretty sure Seirawan will get ICE to publish it.
Gotcha! Good luck in the ironing, but seriously, you really don't know how excited I am for this book when it comes out!
Yes the whirlwind that has been my life still needs a bit of ironing...but I need to start playing again to help me get my mind off of some of the things that are going on.
Thanks Tony...I appreciate your concern alot 😀
Dave
Originally posted by T1000I have actually worked on something that is the same way as I teach on here...how to figure out your style as a chess player and what openings and positions go along with who you are as a person.
What's this about a book big guy? It's a novel is it? 😉 Seriously, what kind of chess book is it going to be?
It's a ground breaking work...Benko did a book similar to my idea but he never really got to where I am going.
It has been a hell of a thing to sit down and try to do and I still have alot of work and some revisions before I finally submit it...but when it is done I think I will get some awards on it.
And I will make a dedication page to RHP and it's members of course!!
I have worked alot of my theories out right here.
Any questions on it please feel free to ask 😀
Dave
Wow! Sounds interesting. Tim (tenebr8) often says that he puts his improvement down to simply finding out what *kind* of a player he is, and which positions and openings he feels comfortable in, and thus trying to avoid those in which he does not.
If I may be so bold as to reel off some pretentious twaddle I firmly believe that part of developing as a person is finding out what you like and what you don't like, sort of really getting to know yourself so you can have the confidence to be yourself. Perhaps chess is similar - understanding what type of player you are is a big step to growing and developing as a player.
Good luck with it 🙂
Originally posted by T1000I taught Tim that...and yes you are correct. Some players actually study the games of Tal and try to play like Tal but their personality and inner self screams Petrosian.
Wow! Sounds interesting. Tim (tenebr8) often says that he puts his improvement down to simply finding out what *kind* of a player he is, and which positions and openings he feels comfortable in, and thus trying to avoid those in which he does not.
If I may be so bold as to reel off some pretentious twaddle I firmly believe that part of developing as a pers ...[text shortened]... player you are is a big step to growing and developing as a player.
Good luck with it 🙂
I have cracked how to show people how they are and what will best suit their personality...easy to say and show..harder to write though.
Dave
Originally posted by SchliemannSounds good, you should say when it comes out, i may be interested.
I have actually worked on something that is the same way as I teach on here...how to figure out your style as a chess player and what openings and positions go along with who you are as a person.
It's a ground breaking work...Benko did a book similar to my idea but he never really got to where I am going.
It has been a hell of a thing to sit down a ...[text shortened]... ed alot of my theories out right here.
Any questions on it please feel free to ask 😀
Dave
david
Originally posted by Jacko007It will be awhile that is for sure...like I said I still have alot to do in my life right now to fix everything that whole ordeal caused.
Sounds good, you should say when it comes out, i may be interested.
david
But I will let everyone know when I start back on it again and when it is done 😀
Dave
Hi, my friend Dave
I'm also very interessed and intriguing about your book 😲 .
Some years ago I readed a book from Krogius "Chess Psichology", was very interessent. 😕 I will wait for him and hope that you finish your book/project as soon as it can be. 😏
Regards,
Fernando J P Vasquez
Originally posted by Schliemann🙂 i won a chess book (my only ever individual chess prize!) when i was 14 (back in the seventies) in a minor chess congress in liverpool. it was a selection of tal's games and it did irreparable damage to chess playing and results... lot of fun though! stick with aaron nimzowitsch and his acolytes these days... chess theory moves on, but not me 😉
. Some players actually study the games of Tal and try to play like Tal but their personality and inner self screams Petrosian.