American Chess Magazine

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

April 10, 2019

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue No. 10, No.1/2019

Cover Photo: Michael Brown

1. 64 Squares
2. Letter from the Editor – It’s now six issues per year!
3. Tata Steel – Magnus in Seventh Heaven
4. Kramnik Retires from Active Play
5. Readers’ Voices on Kramnik’s Retirement
6. Gibraltar Masters – Like a Hurricane – Vladislav Artemiev
7. Readers’ Voices on Leinier Dominguez transferring to the USA
8. Charlotte Invitational – Michael Brown becoming a grandmaster
9. Interview – Peter Giannatos – Chess Boom in Charlotte
10. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard
11. 1^stCairns Cup – Top Gunina – Valentina Gunina
12. Strategy – Boroljub Zlatanovic – Chess and War
13. Endgames – Alex Fishbein – Emanuel Lasker
14. Rising Stars – Moscow Open – Thalia Cervantes Landeiro
15. Point of View – Musings of an American Grandmaster by Joel Benjamin
16. Chess Tech by Jon Edwards – Game Changer or Life Changer?
17. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. Game Changer by Matthew Sadler and Natasha Regan
2. Kurt Richter - A Chess Biography with 499 Games by Alan McGowan
3. Gata Kamsky – Chess Gamer – Vol. 1 by Gata Kamsky
4. Pawns, Time and Space in Modern Chess by Dragan Barlov
5. Man vs Machine by Karsten Muller and Jonathan Schaeffer
6. The Longest Game by Jan Timman
7. The Sicilian Najdorf by John Doknjas and Joshua Doknjas
8. Smyslov on the Couch by Genna Sosonko
9. Vladimir Kramnik by Carsten Hensel
10 Better Thinking, Better Chess by Joel Benjamin

18. Tournament Review – December 2018 – February 2019
19. Tournaments from Abroad
20. Where Grandmasters Advise Young Players – James Tarjan

98 pages

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In one year there will be about 600 pages but in a total of six issues. The old format had the same number of pages but the magazine only appeared four times per year

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

June 11, 2019

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue No. 11, No.2/2019

Cover Photo: Jennifer Yu

1. 64 Squares
2. Editor’s Letter U.S. Juniors at the Forefront
3. U.S. Championship – Nakamura’s Photo Finish
4. U.S. Championship – Opening Strategies
5. U.S. Championship – Leinier’s Rock-Solid Semi-Tarrasch
6. U.S. Championship – Youth vs Experience
7. U.S. Championship – How did the Juniors perform at Saint Louis?
8. U.S. Women’s Championship – (Jennifer Yu) Lady with a Torch
9. Readers’ Voices (on Jennifer Yu)
10. Fabulous Finishes by Pete Tamburro – Queen and Pawn vs Queen
11. Musings of an American Grandmaster by Joel Benjamin – American Chess in the Melting Pot
12. FIDE World Tam Championships – Bronze for Sam Sevian
13. Readers’ Voices – 2019 World Fischer Random Chess Championship
14. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard – Automatic Decision Making
15. Shamkir Chess 2019 - (Carlsen) In a League of his Own
16. Endings – Alex Fishbein – Secrets of Same-Color Bishop Endings
17. Local and State Chess
18. Beauties of Underpromotion by Boroljub Zlatanovic
19. History – An Elegant Game by Theodore Savas
20. Chess Tech by Jon Edwards 50 is the New 40
21. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. Practical Chess Beauty by Yochanan Afek
2. Tal, Petrosian, Spassky and Korchnoi by Andy Soltis
3. My Magical Years with Topalov by Romain Edouard
4. Sicilian Defense – The Chelyabinsk Variation by Gennadi Timoshchenko
5. Clinch It! by Cyrus Lakdawala
6. Lasker – Move by Move by Zenon Franco
7. Anti-London System by Yannick Pelletier
8. Chess Opening traps for Kids by Graham Burgess
9. Oleg Pervakov’s Industrial Strength Endgame Studies by Sergei Tkachenko
10. Grandmaster Opening Preparation by Jaan Ehlvest

22. Tournament Review February - April 2019
23. Tournaments from Abroad
24. Where Grandmasters Advise Young Players – Susan Polgar

98 pages

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

August 15, 2019

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue No. 12, No.3/2019

Cover Photo: Bobby Fischer

1. The Fischer Core Collection/Best Books on Bobby Fischer by Pete Tamburro
2. Editor’s Letter
3. 64 Squares
4. FIDE Ratings on July 1, 2019
5. The Fischer Era
6. Readers’ Voices – How do you see the legacy of Bobby Fischer nowadays?
7. What We Can Learn From Bobby Fischer by Dr. Frank Brady
8. Why Bobby Fischer Came Back in 1992 by Lou Hays
9. In the Twilight Zone – The Revenge Match of the 20^thCentury: How the Impossible Became Reality by Vladan Dinic
10. Let’s Play Chess Detective – A Famous Fischer Chess Photo
11. Not So Wide Yet Quite Deep – Fischer’s Principled Approach to the Openings by John Burke`
12. A Fierce Attack With Supreme Positional Understanding by Boroljub Zlatanovic
13. Readers’ Voices – I Vividly Remember the Following Fischer Game
14. Endgames – The Teacher of America by Alex Fishbein
15. Fanaticism and Hard Work by Borislav Ivkov/Dusan Krunic
16. Bobby Fischer and the Fischer Generation by Joel Benjamin
17. My Favorite Books About Bobby Fischer by Carsten Hansen
a) Bobby Fischer – His Approach to Chess by Elie Agur
b) My Great Predecessors IV: Fischer by Garry Kasparov
c) Bobby Fischer – The Career and Complete Games of the American World Champion by Karsten Mueller
18. Calculate Deeper! Chess Improvement with Susan Polgar
19. Fabulous Finishes – Bobby Fischer’s Gems by Pete Tamburro
20. Aagaard’s All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard
21. 2019 Summer Chess Camps – An Overview! by Vjekoslav Nemec
22. Chess Tech – Is It Really Cheaper to Play Chess Rather Than Golf? By Jon Edwards
23. Interview – 25 Questions for Matthias Wullenweber – founder and leading programmer of ChessBase
24. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. Fred Reinfeld by Alex Dunne
2. Kings of the Chessboard by Paul van der Sterren
3. Checkmate! The Love Story of Mikhail Tal and Sally Landau by Sally Landau
4. Coach Yourself by Neil McDonald
5. The King’s Indian According to Tigran Petrosian by Igor Yanvarjov
6. The Science of Chess Strategy by Alexander Kotov
7. Chess informant 139 by Branko Tadic
8. Emanuel Lasker – A reader by Taylor Kingston
9. The 100 Endgames You Must Know – Workbook by Jesus De La Villa
10. Say No to Chess Principles by Evgeny Bareev

25. Celebrating Spring…And Chess by Michael Rohde
26. US Tournaments April – June 2019
27. Tournaments from Abroad

98 pages

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For those who collect memorial/commemorative issues, this would be a good one to get. It commemorates Bobby and also the 50^thanniversary of “My 60 Memorable Games”.

Readers were asked to give their opinion on the legacy of Bobby and also the game of his they remember the most. Both of mine got in.

The game is Fischer vs. Geller, Bled, Round 6, September 10, 1961. A Ruy Lopez. It was featured in a chess magazine and I was sitting in Queen’s Park in Toronto on a coolish day showing it to a young lady who wanted to learn chess. I used a plug-in board to demonstrate Fischer’s win.

Ah, the days of one’s youth!

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

November 1, 2019

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue No. 13, No.4/2019

Cover Photo: Jeffery Xiong

1. Editor’s Letter – What An End to the Summer!
2. 64 Squares
3. FIDE Ratings on September 1, 2019
4. The Fischer Cover – Uncovered! by Josip Asik
5. Bobby’s Dream Girl?
6. About David Attie by Eli Attie (photographed Fischer)
7. With a Little Help from My Friends by Alex Fishbein (Fischer-Taimanov)
8. Nine Chess Detectives (Which volume of Chess Informant is Bobby reading?)
9. Sinquefield Cup – Ding Liren Tops Magnus Carlsen by Romain Edouard
10. In Focus – A New member of the 2700 Club – Jeffery Xiong
11. Readers’ Voices – Jeffery Xiong and the Top Ten
12. Interview with Jeffery Xiong
13. Awonder’s Playground by Alex Lenderman
14. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard
15. Masterclass by the Professor - Evgeny Tomashevsky
16. 25 Questions for Maria Yugina by Jennifer Vallens (Chess in Art)
17. Fabulous Finishes by Pete Tamburro – The History Maker Pal Benko
18. Women’s Chess – Irina Krush – Home of Opportunities by Carla Heredia
19. Strategy – A Powerful Combo! by Pontus Carlsson
20. The Bishop or The Knight by Boroljub Zlatanovic
21. Senior Summer: A Season of Battles with Old and Young by Joel Benjamin
22. Chess Tech - Advance Your Play with Chessbase 15 by Jon Edwards
23. Opening Bits – Trapping Your Prey in the Caro-Kann by Josip Asik
24. Last Round by Kester Svendsen (short story)
25. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. The Nemesis – Geller’s Greatest Games by Efim Geller
2. Learn from Michal Krasenkow by Michal Krasenkow
3. Devoted to Chess – The Creative Heritage of Yuri Razuvaev compiled by Boris Postovsky
4. Keep It Simple – 1.e4 by Christof Sielecki
5. The Bombastic Bird’s – after 1.f4 by Lawrence Trent
6. An Attacking Repertoire with 1.d4 by Nick Pert
7. Opening Repertoire: 1 e4 by Cyrus Lakdawala
8. Coaching the Chess Stars by Vladimir Tukmakov
9. Opening Simulator: King’s Indian Defence by Lund and Hagen
10. Strategic Plans – 75 Modern Battles by Maxim Chetverik

26. US Tournaments August 2019
27. Tournaments from Abroad
28. 5x5 Questions and Answers by Vladimir Georgiev

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Note: American Chess Magazine #12 featuring the cover photo of Bobby Fischer was the fastest selling issue of all we have published to date.

[Hans Jung]

The legend of Bobby Fischer still sells.

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

January 10, 2020

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Combined Issues 14 and 15, Nos.5 and 6/2019

Cover Photo: John Donaldson with Caruana, Nakamura, So, Shankland and Robson

1. Editor’s Letter – Chess In The USA Has Never Been Bigger and Better Than Today!
2. 64 Squares – Donaldson, So and Dvorkovich
3. FIDE Ratings on December 1, 2019
4. FIDE World Cup 2019 – Two New Candidates by Robert Hungaski
5. Khanty Mansiysk – The Siberian City where the winter high is -40°F
6. Jeffery Xiong – The Last American Standing (World Cup coverage) by Vladimir Georgiev
7. Isle of Man 2019 - Enter the Dragon – Wang Hao
8. Interview with John Donaldson by Dusan Kranic
9. Readers’ Voices – Which Chess Player Impressed You the most in 2019?
10. Openings – 2019 Opening Trends by Ivan Sokolov
11. Positional Masterpieces by John Burke
12. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard
13. Unsung Heroes by (and about) Justin Sarkar
14. Local and State Chess – The phenomenon of Chess in Brownsville by Bartek Macieja
15. Strategy – Learn from the Greats by Borojub Zlatanovic
16. Top 10 Endgames of 2019 by Alex Fishbein
17. Musings of an American Grandmaster by Joel Benjamin – The Year in Chess
18. Chess Tech by Jon Edwards – Smart Books to Fat Engines
19. From Times Gone By… A Crafty Bishop by Charles L. Fitch
20. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. A Startling Chess Opening Repertoire – New Edition by Chris Baker & Graham Burgess
2. Improve Your Practical Play in the Endgame by Alexey Dreev
3. Keep it Simple – 1.d4 by Christof Sielecki
4. Grandmaster Repertoire 2B: 1.d4 – Dynamic Systems by Boris Avrukh
5. Chess Peace – Cartoons by Tony Sullivan
6. Gata Kamsky – Chess Gamer – Vol. 2 Return (2004-2013)
7. Dynamic Play in the World Champions’ Masterpieces by Dragan Barlov
8. The Moves That Matter – A Chess Grandmaster on the Game of Life by Jonathan Rowson
9. Coaching Kasparov Year by Year and Move by Move – Vol 1: The Whizz Kid (1973-1981) by Alexander Nikitin
10. Forcing Chess Moves – The Key to Better Calculation New Edition by Charles Herton

21. U.S. Tournaments September – December 2019
22. Tournaments from Abroad
23. 5x5 Questions and Answers by Maurice Ashley

24 American Chess Magazine #s 01-15 INDEX

154 pages

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

March 22, 2020

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue #16, No. 1, 2020

Cover Photo: Fabiano Caruana

1. Editor’s Letter – Two Twenty – A Year of Plenty
2. 64 Squares – Ju Wenjun, David Paravyan, Nakamura, Koneru
3. FIDE Ratings on February 1, 2020
4. Hastings Masters – In the Footsteps of Pillsbury and Marshall
5. Wijk Aan Zee 2020 – A Herculean Effort by Caruana
6. Wijk Aan Zee 2020 – Four Steps that Changed the World
7. Interview with Fabiano Caruana – No Space for Bluffing Your Opponent by Milan Dinic
8. Chess Mindguiding (Psychology) by Dusan Krunic
9. Openings – Carlsen’s New Ideas in the Tarrasch by Francesco Rambaldi
10. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard
11. Chess Puzzles – Can You Solve the Riddle of the Sphinx?
12. Collegiate Chess – Texas & Missouri by Alex Ipatov
13. Local and State Chess – Jeffery Xiong – A Welcome Warm-Up for Jeffery in the Emerald City
14. Letters to the Editor – Justin Sarkar, Anthony Saidy
15. Musings of an American Grandmaster – Remembering My Great Predecessors by Joel Benjamin
16. Strategy – A Storming Initiative by Boroljub Zlatanovic
17. Endings – Life After Death in the Endgame by Alex Fishbein
18. From Times Gone By…American Chess Magazine, Vol. 1, No. 2 from 1897
19. Chess Tech – Transition Time by Jon Edwards
20. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. First Steps: King’s Indian Defence by Andrew Martin
2. Chess Tests by Mark Dvoretsky
3. Understanding Maroczy Structures by Adrian Mikhalchishin and Georg Mohr
4. Soviet Outcast by Grigory Levenfish
5. Learn to Play Chess Like a Boss by Patrick Wolff
6. Old Wine in New Bottles by Mihail Marin
7. Fighting 1.d4 with the Tarrasch by Vassilios Katronias
8. Yakov Vilner by Sergei Tkachenko
9. Navigating the Ruy Lopez vol 1-3 by Fabiano Caruana
10. Side-Stepping Mainline Theory by Gerald Welling and Steve Giddins

21. Obituary – Robert Long by Pete Tamburro
22. U.S. Tournaments December 2019 – February 2020
23. Tournaments from Abroad

98 pages

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An extract from Jon Edwards’ article (above) which deals with Dale Brandreth’s library can be found at:

https://forum.chesstalk.com/forum/ch...31-%C2%96-2019

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

April 6, 2020

With no over-the-board games being played, what does a chess magazine do in the way of content?

It can report online and correspondence games. It can give games from the past or, do what the ACM proposes to do:

To all subscribers!

In the absence of chess tournament games, we thought it would be a great idea to use this opportunity to make the proverbial lemonade out of lemons by asking our readers to submit their best game or their favorite game —or their most dramatic game with their own notes —the more you write the better! We will also offer a $100 prize to the best effort by a subscriber. We hope hundreds of games come in!

Submit them to editor@acmchess.com
Deadline: April 30th.
Format: PGN or CBV, or the Word file, or any other readable format.

If you haven't already been published in a national magazine, then here's your chance! You can show your effort to your friends. They will envy you!

If you're a titled player, as we do have grandmasters and international masters among subscribers, then again —you're welcome! We will have a separate $100 prize for the best titled player game (GM, WGM & IM, WIM).

You have the time. Let's use it! Many thanks!

Josip Asik
Editor-in-chief, American Chess Magazine

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

June 22, 2020

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue #17, No. 2, 2020

Cover Photo: Brandon Jacobson

1. Editor’s Letter – Face the Force!
2. 64 Squares – Online Chess Marathon, Carlsen’s invitational online tournaments
3. FIDE Ratings on May 1, 2020
4. Chess in the Time of Coronavirus by Fun Fong
5. Readers’ Voices on chess and the pandemic
6. Catch Me if You Can - an Interview with Brandon Jacobson by Pete Tamburro (Jacobson is a 16-year-old who won the Charlotte Open and gained his final GM-Norm)
7. Go-Getter Gets Grandmaster Title – Annotations by GM Brandon Jacobson
8. How Deep is Your Prep? by Francesco Rambaldi – Caruana on the Candidates
9. He Came Off the Bench and Scored a Winner! by A. and D. Mastrovasilis (MVL at the Candidates)
10. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard – Four Types of Decisions in Chess
11. Endgame Theory is Evolving by Alex Fishbein – preview of Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual 5^th edition
12. Chess Puzzles by Pete Tamburro
13. Surviving the Lockdown by Jon Edwards
14. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Review of these books

1. Mikhail Botvinnik by Isaak and Vladimir Linder
2. Mind Master by Viswanathan Anand
3. The Anand Files - The WCC Story 2008-2012 by Michiel Abein
4. Opening Repertoire: The Sveshnikov by Cyrus Lakdawala
5. Understanding Before Moving 3. Sicilian Structures Pt 1 by Herman Grooten
6. Kaufman’s New Repertoire for Black and White by Larry Kaufman
7. Playing the Najdorf by David Vigorito
8. Bobby Fischer – The Final Years by Gardar Sverrison
9. Coaching Kasparov – Vol. 2 by Alexander Nikitin
10. Chess in Art by Peter Herel Raabenstein

15. Readers vs. Covid-19 (Readers’ Games – deeply annotated)
16. Where Grandmasters Advise Young Players by Elshan Moradiabadi

98 pages
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Because this issue featured a newly-minted GM, I wondered how many GMs there are in the various countries. The latest list I could find was at:

https://ratings.fide.com/topfed.phtml

and gave these:

1. Russia 256 GMs
2. USA 101 GMs
3. China 48 GMs
4. India 64 GMs
5. Ukraine 93 GMs
6. Armenia 44 GMs
7. Azerbaijan 26 GMs
8. Hungary 58 GMs
9. France 50 GMs
10. Poland 45 GMs

34. Canada 14 GMs

The list is undated. I would really like to know the numbers for June 2020.

[Hans Jung]

I count 1773 GM's including some titles confirmed in 2020. However up to date to June I don't know.

[Erik Malmsten]

I count 1773 GM's including some titles confirmed in 2020. However up to date to June I don't know.

When I was a kid there were only 100 GMs and it was likely to have played through a game of all of them. Who are these people? And how many have written a chess book of their best games? Does there need to be a new title for the top 100? Even 100 GMs in the US, and we can only get a couple to play in Canadian events. Maybe we need to make a list of medium-low rated GMs to tour in several norm tournaments across Canada.

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

Oct. 18, 2020

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue #18, No. 3, 2020

Cover Photo: Bo Krsmanovic

1. Editor’s Letter - Time for a Re-start?
2. 64 Squares Obit GM Miron Sher, FIDE Online Olympiad
3. FIDE Ratings on September 1, 2020
4. Clash of Titans Online! By John Burke – Carlsen defeats Caruana in Clutch Chess
5. Game Contest
6. Readers’ Voices – If you play online, how good an alternative is online chess?
7. 25 Questions for James T. Sherwin
8. James Sherwin’s Selected Games – Annotations by Borojub Ziatanovic
9. Finding Bobby Fischer by Josip Asik – A previously unpublished game: Bobby defeated by his own favorite Najdorf Sicilian by Chuck Hoey – Simul Pittsburgh, 1964
10. Openings by Pete Tamburro Anti-Sicilian 4.Qxd4
11. Strategy – Trading the black Dragon Bishop by Vladimir Belous
12. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard – The Four Decisions in Chess
13. Endings Troitsky’s Chessboard Magic by Alex Fishbein
14. Mamba Mentality by Zurab Javakhadze (Kobe Bryant)
15. Rising Stars – Praveen Balakrishnan – The Magic of the Last Round
16. Unsung Heroes – Defying the Odds by Vladimir Romanenko
17. Chess Tech – long distance competitions by Jon Edwards
18. Challenge to Readers – position puzzles
19. Every Move Counts! By Illia Nyzhnyk
20. From Times Gone By – A Dramatic Sketch by Walter Pulitzer from 1897.
21. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. The Best I saw in Chess by Stuart Rachels
2. The Match of the Century USSR vs World by Petrosian/Matanovic
3. Opening Repertoire: The Ruy Lopez by Joshua Doknjas
4. In the Zone by Cyrus Lakdawala
5. Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual – 5^th Edition Dvoretsky/Mueller
6. Small Steps 2 Success by Sam Shankland
7. My Chess World by David Navara
8. Humor in Chess by Barber and Bowman
9. Sergey Karjakin by Alexander Kalinin
10. My name is Tani and I Believe in Miracles by Tanitolouwa Adewumi

22. Where Grandmasters Advise Young Players by Sam Shankland

98 pages

[Hans Jung]

I just got my issue - an article on Troitsky's Endgame Magic - now thats pure class! Highly recommended issue!

[Wayne Komer]

American Chess Magazine

January 8, 2021

Contents of the American Chess Magazine, Issue #19, No. 4, 2020

Cover Photo: Anya Taylor-Joy

1. Editor’s Letter – A Glimmer of Hope
2. FIDE Ratings on December 1, 2020
3. Interview with Anya Taylor-Joy by Milan Dinic
4. 2020 U.S. Championship by Wesley So
5. Online Chess – Carlsen’s Chess Tour – Carlsen-Nakamura
6. Openings – The Caro-Kann by Aleksander Mista
7. All-Round Training by Jacob Aagaard - The Four Decisions in Chess (continued)
8. Endings – The Karpov Endgame: Rooks with Opposite-Color Bishops by Alex Fishbein
9. Tournament Winners – Craig Hilby
10. Readers’ Corner – Readers’ Games
11. Local Story – Live Chess Outbreak in Dallas by Justin Sarkar
12. Recollections – Bette Marshall and the Spassky-Fischer Match
13. From Times Gone By… Her Problem from ACM 1897.
14. Point of View – U.S. Championship 1981 by Joel Benjamin
15. Selected Games from U.S. Championship 1981 by Boroljub Zlatanovic
16. Challenge to Readers – Combinations
17. Chess Tech – Chess in Zoom by Jon Edwards
18. Fresh Leaves from the Bookshelf 19 by Carsten Hansen

Reviews of these books

1. Rewire Your Chess Brain by Cyrus Lakdawala
2. The Grandmaster Mindset by Alojzije Jankovic
3. The Complete Chess Swindler by David Smerdon
4. Best Lessons of a Chess Coach: Extended Edition by Sunil Weeramantry & Edward Eusebi
5. Sultan Khan by Daniel King
6. Openings for Amateurs – Next Steps by Pete Tamburro
7. Chess Tactics Workbook for Kids by John Nunn
8. 101 Chess Endgames and Punishments by Alexander Galkin
9. Arkell’s Endings by Keith Arkell
10. Chess Informant Vol 145

19. Where Grandmasters Advise Young Players by Rafael Leitao

98 pages

[Hans Jung]

Looking forward to reading this issue! Cant wait.