Bronstein on the King's
Indian  |
September, 1999 |
Description
An excellent book by David Bronstein. Chief publication advisor is G.
Kasparov.
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| C3 Sicilian
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October, 1999 |
Description
By Joe Galagher.Paperback
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| Queen's Gambit Declined
Bg5 Systems |
August 1999 |
Description
By Bogdan Lalic
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| Nunn's Chess Openings
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March 1999 |
Description
By John Nunn, Joe Gallagher, John Emms. Paperback 552 pages
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| A Killer Chess Opening Repertoire |
January, 1999 |
Description
By Aaron Summerscale, Kate Summerscale
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| Easy Guide to the Queen's Gambit Accepted |
January, 1999 |
Description
By Graeme Buckley, 128 pages
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| Complete Defense to King Pawn Openings |
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Description
The advance of king pawn is the most feared opening in chess. In this book,
readers find a complete defensive system for Black, which not only limits White's ability
to obtain any significant advantage in the opening but allows Black to adopt the flexible
Caro-Kann formation, the favorite weapon of FIDE World Champion Anatoly Karpov .
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| Winning Chess Openings |
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Description
by Yasser Seirawan
The book covers basic opening priciples, king and queen pawn openings, and defenses as
well. The reader will develop a solid understanding of opening play without having
to memorize a dizzying array of opening lines. |
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| Secrets
of the Sicilian Dragon |
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by Eduard Efimovich Gufeld, et al |
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| Modern Chess Openings
MCO-13 |
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A virtual bible of openings.
The book is divided into five major segments covering symmetrical King's Pawn openings,
semi-open King's Pawn defenses, Queen's Pawn
openings, Indian Defense systems, and flank openings. MCO-13 belongs on the shelf of every
serious chess enthusiast.
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