Reviews

Chessbibliophile
11.23.2013
5
Chessbibliophile
11.23.2013

Chessbibliophile offers the third instalment of the report on ACP Cup, Riga. The first two instalments are here and here for those who missed. -Ed.

Chessbibliophile
11.13.2013
2
Chessbibliophile
11.13.2013

Chessbibliophile offers the second instalment of the report on ACP Cup, Riga. The first instalment is here for those who missed. -Ed.

Chessbibliophile
11.01.2013
1
Chessbibliophile
11.01.2013

In the current column on ChessPublishing.com Chessbibliophile draws to your attention to Carlsen’s last theoretical battles weeks before the World Championship Match. Don’t miss the videos at the end of the article-Ed.

Chessbibliophile
10.26.2013
2
Chessbibliophile
10.26.2013

Chessbibliophile reviews the definitive collection of games by the World Champion. Don’t miss annotations to Carlsen – Anand 2008 and the video  

Chessbibliophile
10.15.2013
2
Chessbibliophile
10.15.2013

Chessbibliophile offers the first instalment of the report on the ACP Cup Riga held last month-Ed.  

Chessbibliophile
09.14.2013
5
Chessbibliophile
09.14.2013

   This is our first review of NiC Yearbooks. It offers a critical introduction to these special issues from New in Chess Publishing House. GM analysis tends to be dense and complex. So we have simplified the matter and added explanation wherever necessary for the uninitiated player-Ed.

Chessbibliophile
09.06.2013
3
Chessbibliophile
09.06.2013

In his last review chessbibliophile dealt with the first volume of this series that traced the rise of Mikhail Botvinnik through 1920s and 30s. In this review he deals with the second volume that describes Botvinnik’s ascent of the chess Olympus and his struggle to remain on top thereafter. We have also added links to […]

Chessbibliophile
08.18.2013
2
Chessbibliophile
08.18.2013

The other day I was poring over updates from ChessPublishing.com, a site dedicated to opening theory. My friend, Max was bemused. “Is theory so important?”

Chessbibliophile
08.13.2013
3
Chessbibliophile
08.13.2013

Two years ago the chess world celebrated the 100th Birth Anniversary of Mikhail Botvinnik, the sixth world champion. Way back in 1980s the Patriarch, as he was known, authored a famous trilogy, Аналитические критические работы. This has been translated by Dr. Ken Neat and published as Botvinnik’s Best Games by Moravian Chess Publishing. The series […]

Yury Markushin
10.31.2009
4
Yury Markushin
10.31.2009

About The Author of this Chess Lectures Series ~ My name is Asgard Rambaldi, my elo is 2274 (Peak rating 2338), I’m from Never ever land ~ This channel is exclusively about chess.. Meaning that I don’t use it for anything but Creating and Watching chess videos, posting comments, rating and subscribing chess-material I’m playing […]