Author: Dan Honeycutt
Date: 23:28:17 06/04/04
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On June 04, 2004 at 20:52:18, Fernando Villegas wrote: >After a full life reading the following books, -and surely after being >absolutely acquanted with the content of them- due to lack of space to place >more books inside my house I am offering you these esential books for very nice >prices. Please, look at the list and mark which of them interest you. If you >want one or more, please let me know at my e-mail addreess. > > >"1001 Mate in Two You Never Saw" >"The Art of Losing with Perfect Score" >"Mixing the Ruy Lopez and the Sicilian" >"Endings, or How to Put Off the Bloody Program and Go" >"A fast course to forget everything you ever learned" >"Losing to chessmaster 2000" >"Surviving Beyond move 11" >"How to Lose to Every Program since 1978 and Still Keep Purchasing" > >Let me know > >Fernando, chess-seller I will trade you "Surviving Beyond move 11" for "My finest games - fully annotated". Here is a sampling to whet your appetitite: Event: Peach State Open Site: Atlanta, Ga. Date: 1976-07-04 Round: 3 White: R. Brown Black: D. Honeycutt Result: 0-1 WhiteElo: 1760 BlackElo: Unr 1. e4 Nf6 2. e5? White thinks black is oblivious to the threat of exf6. But black's next completely shatters white's plans. 2. ... Ng8!! Black wins on time. After 2 ... Ng8!! my opponent abruptly got up and left the playing hall, not to return. He mentioned before the game that he had just returned from a vacation in Mexico, but I'm sure his departure was due to my dazzling knight play and had nothing to do with his vacation. The book has 3 more wins, every bit as scintillating as the above. Dan H.
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