03 Feb 07
Originally posted by vuelveMost chess books are helpful but it really depends on your chess strength. I never heard of either of those books.
I got hold of two old books of chess:
1- Chess for Fun & Chess for Blood
by Edward Lasker
2- The Golden Treasury of Chess
by Frank J. Marshall
will these books be helpful in improving my game?
You can check out my Need Help threads. I posted some links there to websites I have used and like and those will help you.
03 Feb 07
Originally posted by RahimKThanks Rahim will read your threads. 🙂
Most chess books are helpful but it really depends on your chess strength. I never heard of either of those books.
You can check out my Need Help threads. I posted some links there to websites I have used and like and those will help you.
03 Feb 07
Originally posted by vuelve"Chess for Fun and Chess for Blood" by Edward Lasker is a lot of fun but not extremely instructional.
I got hold of two old books of chess:
1- Chess for Fun & Chess for Blood
by Edward Lasker
2- The Golden Treasury of Chess
by Frank J. Marshall
will these books be helpful in improving my game?
"The Golden Treasury of Chess" that I am familiar with was written by Reuben Fine, I believe. Maybe Marshall published the original edition, and it was updated by Fine.