Irving Chernev (1900-1981) was one of America’s most prolific and valuable chess writers. He knew how to write instructional books that were clear, relevant, and lively. His best works were a weaving together of games and stories, anecdotes and examples, which entertained as well as taught, a boon to inquiring minds. In the 1000 best short games of chess, chernev gave us a volume timelessly satisfying to all chessplayers, a storehouse of brilliant tactics and combinations. Few other chess books come close to offering so much exciting creativity, so compactly. Newcomers and students especially appreciate its terse, direct teaching. Each game illustrates how a player violating a principle can be punished by the opponent. That’s potent instruction, for one doesn’t have to wait fifty moves to see the effect. [download]
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