25 Dec 08
Originally posted by kmac27I can't say for sure having never read Pawn Structure in Chess. It seems to be a game per chapter. That said, I never got through it and my recollections are about 3 years old.
Andrew soltis is the best author that I have read books from has anyone read this and pawn structue in chess? I want to know if its the same teaching style.
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Originally posted by kmac27recall reading both, and remember soltis' pawn structure book to be very instructional, especially in understanding the openings and their middlegame themes.
Andrew soltis is the best author that I have read books from has anyone read this and pawn structue in chess? I want to know if its the same teaching style.
26 Dec 08
Understanding pawn structure I believe is probably the most important topic to understand. Those slow moving pieces dictate how the entire game should be played! It is a cheap book, but the knowledge you'll get from it will be priceless. However, I did not fully understand it until I reached 1800. However it helped me from 1500-1600,1700. I think until you hit 1400 or 1500 that weapons of chess and attacking chess would be better books to invest in. And an endgame book, dvorskys or silmans.