Advanced attacking books

Yes, I coach and have many students. My current rate is $20/hr.

A lot of my students have made rapid progress after taking lessons.

700 --> 1300 USCF in 6 months: Prajith Velicheti

800 --> 1400 USCF in 9 months (later resumed and earned 1698 USCF): Darshan Koushik

Unrated (1200-1300 on chess.com) --> 1700+ USCF in under 1 year: Stephen Hoven

1300 --> 1750 USCF in 1 year: Raghav Aggarwal

1000 USCF --> 1300+ USCF in 3-4 months: Abhinav Mysore

I could name other students who've rapidly progressed but now will name some masters who've claimed that I've helped them.

Claimed that he was self-taught until 2200, but that I helped him have a breakthrough. Now FM and 2300+ USCF. Didn't pay me for lessons, but analyzed with me and accepted study advice from me: FM Anish Vivekananthan

Helped him with openings before his NM breakthrough, shouted me out on his stream after he broke master. "You’re the one that motivates us all" - NM Joseph Truelson

Rating progress doubles in speed after I start studying with him regularly (fall 2017). Possibly a coincidence, who knows. Also helped him with openings many times: NM Daniel Girsh

Right before Sharjah Masters, where he got 5/9 and drew an IM and a GM, and before Srilanka Asian Youth (2.5/3 so far): "I am feeling more confident and the sole reason is YOU!!! To me, you are the world's leading theoretician." - FM Ajay Karthikeyan

I'm also an author on Chessable.com. 3 of my courses are GM endorsed and several masters have left positive reviews. My courses can be found here.

Jan Timman's On the Attack.

Razvan Preotu and Michael Song's The Chess Attacker's Handbook.

Alexander Kotov has a chapter on attacking strategy in The Art of the Middlegame.

I haven't been able to find a copy of this for under $40. Do you know where I could purchase this for a reasonable price?

Thank you.

The cheapest copy of that book on amazon is over $100, too much for one book, in my opinion.

I have San Lois 2005 which annotates the WC tournament that Topalov won, I didn't consider putting this on the above list before, but you are right. I updated the above list to include that book.

Thanks, purchased.

The Kindle edition at Amazon is only $6.55

I'm guessing you want a proper book though, not kindle-crap

Thanks, purchased all 3.

I've heard that the Kindle editions often mess up with chess notation, and if the notation is unreadable, so is the book.

I included that in my list already.

How much time do you devote to chess everyday? 

I do chess full time. Exceptions are almost exclusively necessities or exercise.

That's awesome . Seems like you have a lot of passion for the game,which is the most important asset to have to be successful in any profession.

Considering that (I assume) you are not earning an income, and therefore that finances for book purchases could be an issue for you, perhaps you might want to check out Scribd.com....a site and economical resource for reading and downloading books, including chess books (subscription is $10USD/month).  I can vouch that the site is legitimate and perfectly safe.  I have used it many times for downloading copies of chess books.  You can browse titles for free....they also have a free trial offer, which I recommend to give a try to see how you like it...

https://www.chess.com/blog/RussBell/scribd-com-for-online-chess-book-reading

Wow, nice bragging! RAR THE. ALL

@RussBell,

I actually do earn income, so I can afford to buy chess books. Thanks for the suggestion though, perhaps they have some of the books that are unreasonably priced.

May be this book. Or Install Leela.

https://www.bookdepository.com/Game-Changer-Matthew-Sadler/9789056918187?redirected=true&utm_medium=Google&utm_campaign=Base1&utm_source=AU&utm_content=Game-Changer&selectCurrency=AUD&w=AF45AU9TV51072A803TU&pdg=pla-104399445939:kwd-104399445939:cmp-683605187:adg-34943826637:crv-151966416706:pid-9789056918187:dev-m&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1pblBRDSARIsACfUG10aqFCfqZ6KZCFA4QFaWgbFtaK5nVVzgXnO-29TDjhTiy6MJSiyWeYaAs6UEALw_wcB

P.S , AI plays different way of chess than human and traditional engines. The way how AI see chess is another dimension of chess.

https://www.newinchess.com/media/wysiwyg/product_pdf/9073.pdf

Game Changer by Matthew Sadler & Natasha Regan.......April's book review by @schack_2.....recent book about Alpha Zero....its games against Stockfish, it's choice of openings, its style of play.....an outstanding book (I recently purchased it).....the book is certain to win awards....

https://chessbookreviews.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/game-changer/

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/new-chess-book-review-blog?page=13

Thanks for the suggestion! I am actually already studying the Alpha-Zero book and am more than halfway through it, but I forgot to include it in the list. I will update it to avoid confusion.

seems illegal or at least ethically unacceptable; seems like they skirt around copyright issues by requiring owners of copyrighted material to flag documents infringing on their copyright; this is basically torrenting for the masses under quasi-legal pretences