Locock: Imagination in Chess (updated and edited by Carsten Hansen) Singles Day so he even adjudicates a

so he even adjudicates a few disagreements

"I found this book compulsive reading and I learned a great deal from it

movement of the pieces and mode of capture

and amateurs alike have celebrated Christmas and welcomed the New Year in Hastings while battling it out on the chessboard

“By far the best book ever written on this opening

Locock: Imagination in Chess (updated and edited by Carsten Hansen) Singles Day so he even adjudicates aOnce a chess player has learned not to drop pieces, that innate feeling of not wanting to sacrifice them willingly takes place in our consciousness. Why should give up our pieces unless we must? This book tries to remedy that thinking pattern by introducing the student and reader to the concept of imagination. For the purpose of expanding the imagination, the author has created sixty examples of varying degrees of difficulty to illustrate tactical and