Author: Omid David Tabibi
Date: 14:18:59 07/09/03
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On July 09, 2003 at 16:56:08, Dan Andersson wrote: > I'm currently playing the national championship Mästarklass group. And am >buying a slew of good books. A couple are opening books. But one of them is of >general interest. 'Pirc Alert!' gives a thoruough walkthrough of plans available >for black defending a cramped position. It deals with Ruy, Phillidor, Dragon and >Kings Indian like setups. The Grunfeld books are a tad specific, but >Understandig the Grunfeld orders variations by theme and reasons about the plans >against an isolated passed d pawn. And the centre versus pressure. Are there any worthy new books on King's Indian Defense or Sicilian Scheveningen? Until four years ago (the last time I participated in a tournament), I used to literally read every book and every game (Informator + NIC) in King's Indian or Sicilian Scheveningen, but since then I'm afraid my knowledge is outdated in those sharp variations those openings result in. It's time I refresh my opening repertoire... >The other >books are 'Super Tournaments 2002' and >'Sorcerers Apprentice' A great book! >(Bronstein even >has some games against computers.). All fine books that will give useful advice >on the middlegame. > >MvH Dan Andersson
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