Understanding your chess - James Rizzitano

what a wonderful read! If you are a bit of a couch potato chess player and enjoy reading reams of annotated games them this is one of the most enjoyable i have come across to date.

Originally posted by robbie carrobie
what a wonderful read! If you are a bit of a couch potato chess player and enjoy reading reams of annotated games them this is one of the most enjoyable i have come across to date.

You described me more accurately than I would like to admit! I'll have to check it out.

Originally posted by Paul Leggett
You described me more accurately than I would like to admit! I'll have to check it out.

honestly Paul, like you I do enjoy reading chess books and as you are aware there is a great difference among them, today two books came, Experts v the Sicilian and Understanding you chess, the latter is much more interesting than former, already i am on page thirty and there is no sign of stopping 🙂

Rizzitano is underated as a player and a writer. I have that book and I enjoyed it.

Originally posted by nimzo5
Rizzitano is underated as a player and a writer. I have that book and I enjoyed it.

yes its a great read he is quite amusing as well as instructive. A chess book that at once instructs and entertains, how awesome, how novel! 🙂

I'm happy for you, Mr. Robbie. Finally a chess book that you might actually read to the end.

Originally posted by Goshen
I'm happy for you, Mr. Robbie. Finally a chess book that you might actually read to the end.

thanks Goshen, i am on page fifty three of this one, i started another one and i am enjoying it, experts v the Sicilian (has some good tactical ideas) and i may even finish pawns structure chess by Andrew Soltis and there is a Karpov book waiting in the wings 🙂