Whats on my bookshelf
There is a forum topic with the title "What is on your bookshelf".
So i`ll answer it here (from the left to the right):
- "Fundamental chess openings" by Paul van der Sterren
- The german edition of "Chess openings for kids" by John Watson and Graham Burgess
- The german edition of "how to play good opening moves" by Edmar Mednis
- "A strategic chess opening repertoire for white" by John Watson
- "starting out: 1.d4!" by John Cox
- "starting out: open games" by Glenn Flear
- "Bologan`s Blacl Weapons" by Viktor Bolgan
- "declining the queen`s gambit" by John Cox
- "queens gambit declined" by Matthew Sadler
- "dealing with d4 deviations" by John Cox
- "beating unusual chess openings" by Richard Palliser
- "New York 1924" by Alexander Alekhine
- "New York 1927" by Alexander Alekhine
- "Notingham 1936" by Alexander Alekhine
- the (original) german edition of "chess endgame training" by Bernd Rosen
- the german edition of "Dvoretskys's Endgame Manual" by Mark Dvoretzky
- the german edition of "1001 deadly checkmates" by John Nunn
- the german edition of "The ultimate chess puzzle book" by John Emms
- "Chess exam and training guide" by Igor Khmelnitsky
- "Simple Attacking Plans" by Fred Wilson
- The german edition of "Essential Chess Sacrifices" by David LeMoir
- the german edition of "Chess Strategy for Club players " by Herman Grooten
- "Improve your Chess now" by Jon Tisdall
- the german edition of "How to be a complete tournament player" by Edmar Mednis
- - 30. the (original) german editions of Arthur Yusupov's book series: http://www.qualitychess.co.uk/docs/14/artur_yusupovs_awardwinning_training_course/ (fundamentals and beyound the basics)
My task is to not expand that place. Maybe the Mednis, the Wilson and the tactics books will go away and more tournament books and other games collections will come. But i don't want to give away unread books.
