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A Fresh Look at Chess Lev Alburt 9781889323251 Books

I like this book a lot. It is written for an amateur strength player, and that describes me: I'm rated on gameknot.com in the mid 1500s. For me the analysis in this book is interesting and easy to follow. I have broken out my board and pieces to work through some ideas also. Another thing I like about this book is the format: the player's own annotations are contrasted with the author's GM observations.

Product details Paperback 219 pages Publisher Lev Alburt 2012-04-01; 2 edition (2012) Language English ISBN-10 188932325X

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A Fresh Look at Chess Lev Alburt 9781889323251 Books Reviews

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Hardly any good analysis here. Just a few pandering comments so the players will continue to send in their amateur games with amateur comments. That way the author could run his column for long enough to splash them into a book and make some $$$.
The games are crude and simplistic and all players who sent a game in are convinced of how great they played when in reality it is mostly how bad their opponents played. Still you can learn something from the games so get this at your library. Don't reward the lazy author by giving him your money.
I like this book a lot. It is written for an amateur strength player, and that describes me I'm rated on gameknot.com in the mid 1500s. For me the analysis in this book is interesting and easy to follow. I have broken out my board and pieces to work through some ideas also. Another thing I like about this book is the format the player's own annotations are contrasted with the author's GM observations.