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Dangerous Weapons is a series of opening books which supply the reader with an abundance of hard-hitting ideas to revitalize his or her opening repertoire. “I feel that these books are the most refreshing of recent opening products, and wonderful for anyone wishing to get off of the main theoretical paths.” John Watson, TWIC Dangerous Weapons: The King’s Indian April 2009 Richard Palliser, Glenn Flear, Yelena Dembo 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-593-0, €18.75 Dangerous Weapons: The Pirc and Modern May 2009 Richard Palliser, Colin McNab, James Vigus 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-594-7, €21.50 Dangerous Weapons: Anti-Sicilians January 2009 John Emms, Richard Palliser, Peter Wells 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-585-5, €18.75 Dangerous Weapons: Flank Openings November 2008 Richard Palliser, Tony Kosten, James Vigus 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-583-1, €18.75 The Rules of Winning Chess July 2009 Nigel Davies 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-596- 1, €18.75 Provides key principles that can easily be learnt and remembered and that will help the reader to achieve both greater understanding and enjoyment of chess. True Combat Chess December 2008 Timothy Taylor 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-584-8, €18.75 Timothy Taylor draws upon his wealth of personal experience to offer an instructive and entertaining account of how to improve your understanding of chess and your results. The Greatest Ever Chess Tricks and Traps September 2008 Gary Lane 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-577-0, €18.75 Gary Lane looks back through chess history and at modern times examining hundreds of contenders, taking into account a variety of factors to find his favourite tricks and traps.
starting out opening guides The Starting Out series has firmly established itself as the leading guide to studying openings for up-and-coming chess players. These books are ideal for enthusiastic players who have little experience of the openings in question and who wish to appreciate the essential principles behind them. February 2009 Starting Out: The Sicilian John Emms 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-588-6, €18.75 Starting Out: The Scandinavian December 2008 Jovanka Houska 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-582-4, €18.75 Starting Out: The Trompowsky Attack March 2009 Richard Palliser 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-562-6, €18.75 Starting Out: The Torre Attack February 2009 Robert Bellin 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-589-3, €18.75 Starting Out: d-pawn Attacks August 2008 Richard Palliser 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-578-7, €18.75 Great Attackers Colin Crouch chooses 3 of his favourite attacking players and examines their approaches, styles and themes. “Such a valuable book deserves the most far-reaching audience.” David Kaufman, Chess Cafe reviewing ‘Chess Secrets: Giants of Strategy’ Chess Secrets: The Great Attackers September 2008 Colin Crouch 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-579-4, €18.75 The Giants of Power Play Neil McDonald selects five players who have excelled in the field of ‘power play’ – the art of putting opponents under constant pressure Chess Secrets: The Giants of Power Play June 2009 Neil McDonald 192p., 229 x 152mm 978-1-85744-597-8, €18.75
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