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As a side benefit, even if you are playing along with a board and chess set, life is made a bit easier by way of the movie frames as you can quickly be sure that you haven t made any errors at the board and easily correct any mistakes that you do make. The reader needs to visualize only a few moves between each snapshot, so it s a fairly simple act to follow along without having to resort to a board or computer program. These are chess games that are narrated both in text and images with the snapshots of the board displaying positions after every few moves of the players. An interesting part of this book is what Horowitz refers to as chess movies. I m not sure from when the term originated, but these days it really just describes a particular era in chess history rather than a proclamation of anything new to the chess world. Modern Ideas was published in 1953 so the term modern is somewhat relative in this case. Octavo (8" x 5") bound in original publisher's pictorial wrappers. The book contains a bibliography at the beginning if you are interested in a more detailed account of an opening.Soft cover. Some of the lines are commented on, so if there was a famous game that used that particular line, it will talk about it and say whether or not it was successful. This opening goes like this:Īfter that, there is some section that looks like a table containing moves beyond the 8th move. So opening the book randomly leads to the Sicilian Defense Richter-Rauzer Attack. It covers pretty much every opening I can think of and then goes into the lines that follow, commenting on them along the way. So it starts out with Double King Pawn Openings like the Ruy Lopez and Giuocco Piano, moves on to Semi-Open Games like Alekhine's Defense and the Sicilian, covers Double Queen Pawn Openings like the Colle System and the Slav, goes on to Indian Openings and finishes off with Flank Openings like the English Opening and the King's Indian Attack. The book is organized by the first move, split into five main sections. Just find an opening you are interested in and go from there.
This book is more of a reference than a book you read through all the way.
I don't know if there is a new edition out, but there might be after such a long time. Modern Chess Openings 14th edition came out in 1999.
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