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Article #273Re: good chess books
From: Philippe Fauchet
Date: Tue, 18 Feb 1986 16:45
Date: Tue, 18 Feb 1986 16:45
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> > I don't want to read a beginner...
> > I was wondering if any
> >one could recommend a book
>
> One book I recently read is "The Art of the Middle Game",
> by Keres and Kotov. The book is wonderful, and as advanced as
> you care to read into it, although quite clear if you don't yet
> know much middle game theory. Introduction by Harry Golombeck,
> not too useful except for beginners.
>
> The book is published by Penguin, it is one of their paperbacks.
>
> --
>
> Mark Galassi
> ...!tektronix!reed!rosalia
>
> { these opinions are mine and should be everybody else's :-) }
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