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    08 Mar '06 20:57
    Anyone read this book by Tal? I've heard great things and I'm curious if it improved anyone's level of play?
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    08 Mar '06 22:22
    Have looked at botvinnik vs Bronstein game from 1960 to learn the basic principles behind the King's Indian opening.

    Found this link very useful.

    http://www.grandmastercorner.com/books/Openings/Bronstein2.htm
  3. over your head
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    08 Mar '06 23:39
    It's possibly the best book on a world championship match written by one of the participants, and easy to get hold of

    eg http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1888690089/202-9356319-1827842


    even if it doesn't improve your grade (Tal relied on native talent rather more than applied study), it's a very interesting read
  4. Standard memberDeepThought
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    09 Mar '06 16:56
    Originally posted by Siskin
    It's possibly the best book on a world championship match written by one of the participants, and easy to get hold of

    eg http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1888690089/202-9356319-1827842


    even if it doesn't improve your grade (Tal relied on native talent rather more than applied study), it's a very interesting read
    There's no possibly about it, it is the best book on a world Championship match written by anyone.
  5. Hainesport, NJ, USA
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    09 Mar '06 21:09
    The Tal match book is the best. I have a copy, signed by the translator. I don't know where i got it from, and it's falling apart. Not made well, pages just fall out all over the place, but it's a well-written book.
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