09 Dec 06
Originally posted by GolubI don't know your rating, so I'll make some suggestions by rating:
I am looking for suggestions for which book to buy. I am interested in annotated games by masters, but only with "word comments" (not just (+/-) symbols or computer analysis).
up to 1400: "Logical Chess: Move by Move" by Irving Chernev
1400-1600: "Understanding Chess Move by Move" by GM John Nunn
1600+ : "My Sixty Memorable Games" by World Champion Bobby Fischer
10 Dec 06
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Originally posted by !~TONY~!I thought someone had actually, I think I got this confused with a thread in the "Analysis" forum - I've never seen the book, but I hear it's great.
How has noone mentioned "Zurich International Chess Tournament, 1953". Probably one of the best books ever written.
BTW Tony: I was at CWRU today 😉. Rather around it, and outside the campus, not really visiting or anything.
11 Dec 06
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Originally posted by gaychessplayer1600+ : "My Sixty Memorable Games" by World Champion Bobby Fischer[/b]
I don't know your rating, so I'll make some suggestions by rating:
up to 1400: "Logical Chess: Move by Move" by Irving Chernev
1400-1600: "Understanding Chess Move by Move" by GM John Nunn
1600+ : "My Sixty Memorable Games" by World Champion Bobby Fischer
I found this one only with the old notation...Is it written also with new notation?
1400-1600: "Understanding Chess Move by Move" by GM John Nunn
About this one I saw an adverticement saying it is recomended for 1600-2300 players...you sure it should be for up to 1600 players ?
11 Dec 06
Originally posted by !~TONY~!I will second that recomendation. Great book, but it will take time to work through and understand. An easier read, but of lesser value is Chess: The Art of Logical Thinking by GM Neil McDonald.
How has noone mentioned "Zurich International Chess Tournament, 1953". Probably one of the best books ever written.