Exeter Chess Club: Book Reviews

I have just been sent a splendid appreciation of David Bronstein's Book of the Zurich 1953 Candidates' Tournament by Russell Gooding.

  There are some helpful book reviews at the Electronic Chess Library at Pittsburgh, from Tim Harding, from Bertrand Weegenaar at New in Chess, John Elburg's reviews at ChessMail from Kevin O'Connell's Review Index, from Ignacio Marin and from the Chess Cafe, and the terse Jeremy Silman's Book Reviews. Manus Fealy has a Reading List. See also the Chess Widower site, and check out Randy Bauer's Revealing Reviews.

  Any of these sites may have links to other review sites which I don;'t know about yet.

  My reviews below have appeared in various places, like the Devon Chess Record, in Westward Ho! and in KingPin; others are unpublished outside this WWW site.

• Attack with Mikhail Tal [TAL/DAMSKY]
• Danger in Chess [AVNI]
• The Blackmar-Diemer Gambit [LANE]
• The Sorcerer's Apprentice [BRONSTEIN/FURSTENBURG]
• An Opening Repertoire for the Attacking Player [GUFELD]
• Winning with the Nimzo-Indian [KEENE]
• Modern Chess Miniatures [MACDONALD]
• The Modern Chess Self-Tutor [BRONSTEIN]
• Taimanov's Selected Games [TAIMANOV]
• Tal-Botvinnik 1960: Match for the world chess championship [TAL]
• Timman's Selected Games [TIMMAN]

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