Chess: The Art of Logical Thinking: From the First Move to the Last
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Chess is the art that expresses the science of logic. Mikhail Botvinnik
Grandmaster Neil McDonald explains every single move made by White and Black in 30 striking tactical or strategical games played over the last quarter century.
These games have been carefully chosen for their consistent logical thread, thereby providing the reader with prime instruction in the art of conceiving appropriate plans and attacks and carrying them out to their natural conclusion. Watching games unfold in this way will be both an education and inspiration to readers who can then try to play in the same purposeful way in their own games – with a corresponding increase in their playing strength.
Neil McDonald
Neil McDonald is an International Grandmaster, prolific chess author and trainer. He is noted both for the lucidity of his writing as well as his extensive theoretical knowledge.
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Kinda like Chernev's Logical Chess, but with contemporary games and thinking. And it's Britisher. A beaut.
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