With numerous resources available, confusion often arises on the best learning tools to employ. Is it better to go traditional with chess books or embrace the visual aid of videos? Both have their unique merits. Books offer an in-depth, structured…

If you’re like me, a chess enthusiast seeking to step up your game, understanding positional play is a crucial next step. Knowing the right chess strategy and recognizing chess patterns can dramatically boost your gameplay. Many resources can help with…

Many skilled chess players can indeed read chess books without the use of a physical board, due to their ability to visualize the game’s positions in their minds. However, this requires a high level of practice and experience. For beginners…

Improving in chess without formal coaching or serious study is a topic that has been discussed in many online chess communities. The general consensus is that one can indeed improve with practice and playing a lot of games, but there…

The high cost of chess books is a topic often discussed within the chess community. As per discussions on popular chess forums in Reddit and Chess.com, the primary reasons include the niche market these books cater to and the intensive…

The effectiveness of learning chess through books versus online resources depends on personal preference and learning style. Traditional chess books offer deep, comprehensive knowledge and allow readers to consume information at their own pace. They often provide historical context and…

I’ve spent hours reading and reviewing chess books about our beloved game… …and,  …one particular book that has been a constant companion on my chess journey is ‘Chess Fundamentals’ by José Capablanca.  This classic text, penned by the third World…

If you have a lot of chess books all around your house and are unsure how to begin reading them or in what order, this guide will assist you in finding the ideal way to read chess books. Chess has…

Want idea on must read chess books? As a chess enthusiast, I’ve experience countless hours pouring over theory, analyzing games, and most importantly, learning from the greats.  Chess books has been a critical element in my growth as a player. …

Studying a chess book is more than just reading the words. It’s about understanding the strategies, examining the diagrams, and trying to think like the grandmasters that came before you.  As a former tournament player and an avid chess enthusiast……