Good Positional Chess book?

Hello. I was wondering if there were any good basic and intermediate books about positional chess? I desperatly need it because I am a positional player that wants to learn the ins and outs of positional chess? Thanks :)

My System from Nimzowitsch.

Simple Chess from Stein.

I second the motion.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=+nimzovitch&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3A+nimzovitch

The  Kama Sutra  is probably the most well known classic positional book.  Some  of the positions could really improve your game (as if I'd know).

I agree , "My System" is certainly an Outstanding book.

You may also want to look at "The Middle Game vol 1 & 2" by Max Euwe and Hans Kramer.

Also for those wanting an easy to read and learn from for beginners and above check out "Secrets of the Russian Chess Masters vol 1 & 2" by Lev Alburt and Larry Parr". These particular books are a fast track to better chess, as Lev Alburt and Larry Parr are OUTSTANDING teachers.

'the middlegame' by euwe and kramer. you will master all the elements.

Thanks for the advice :)

How to reasses your chess 4th edition

That's why you have to do yoga, too!

This is a good one for 1400-1800 players.

I already purchase My System and getting it deliever from Amazon in about a week. Really want to read the book front to back :)

The Amatuer's mind

How to reassess your chess 4th edition

Chess strategy for club players

You should read them in that order.

What is your opinion on Secrets of positional play by Dvoretsky & Yusupov?