Understanding the Sicilian
http://www.gambitbooks.com/pdfs/Understanding_the_Sicilian.pdf
Starting Out: The Sicilian
https://web.archive.org/web/20140627122350/http://www.chesscafe.com/text/hansen123.pdf
Where can I find instructive and annotated sicilian defense games?
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May 22, 2019
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Botvinnik's 100 Games contains several Sicilians that should meet your requirements.
May 22, 2019
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Some of the Karpov-Kasparov games might fit the bill. I haven’t bought it, but I see Timman’s just published an annotated collection of them. They’re annotated lots of other places too.
The most helpful game collections I know are Nunn’s “Understanding Chess Move by Move” and “Grandmaster Chess Move by Move,” but most of the Sicilian games there tend to the aggressive end of the spectrum. I can’t remember if there are enough exceptions to warrant it for you. But these are where I turn first when I want to start getting a sense of the ideas behind an opening.
The most helpful game collections I know are Nunn’s “Understanding Chess Move by Move” and “Grandmaster Chess Move by Move,” but most of the Sicilian games there tend to the aggressive end of the spectrum. I can’t remember if there are enough exceptions to warrant it for you. But these are where I turn first when I want to start getting a sense of the ideas behind an opening.
The Sicilian Labyrinth by Lev Polugaevsky is an all time classic.
It has been printed in a two volume English edition, but it may well be hard to find copies right now.
pfren escribió:
The Sicilian Labyrinth by Lev Polugaevsky is an all time classic.
It has been printed in a two volume English edition, but it may well be hard to find copies right now.
I have them in Spanish. I always play Queen's Pawn as white and 1. ...e5 against 1. e4 as black. But my wife once saw them and bought them for me. 
May 22, 2019
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Why don't you study MVL's Najdorf games and Carlsen's Scheveningen (and other sicilian) games?
tlay80 wrote:
Some of the Karpov-Kasparov games might fit the bill. I haven’t bought it, but I see Timman’s just published an annotated collection of them. ...
The Longest Game
https://www.newinchess.com/media/wysiwyg/product_pdf/9067.pdf
pfren wrote:
The Sicilian Labyrinth by Lev Polugaevsky is an all time classic.
It has been printed in a two volume English edition, but it may well be hard to find copies right now.
Can only concur. Polugayevsky was a life-long Sicilian devotee (working out almost all on his own the Polugayevsky Varation), and a world-class player.
pfren wrote:
The Sicilian Labyrinth by Lev Polugaevsky is an all time classic.
It has been printed in a two volume English edition, but it may well be hard to find copies right now.
Both English language volumes are available (and reasonably priced!) on abebooks.com.
Where can I find instructive and annotated Sicilian defense games?
I am looking for Najdorf - Scheveningen - Classical Sicilian's structure, but I am not looking for crazy, attacking games, just a normal, solid game, where black's develops an attack on the queenside, and white tries to do something on the king's side (like O-O f4 g4 Bf3 Kh1 g5) or (like O-O f4 Qe1 Qg3 Bd3 Kh1).
and thanks from advance...