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Aperture - C00-C99

  


 
Starting Out: The Ruy Lopez
by John Shaw
Publication Date: June 2003 (144 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
Ideal for those wanting to understand the basics of the Ruy Lopez. The Ruy Lopez is one of the most famous of all chess openings. It has a long and distinguished history and has been played by virtually all of the strongest Grandmasters: Fischer, Karpov, Kasparov, Kramnik, Anand ū the list goes on! From very early on White activates pieces, takes the initiative and sets about building a dominant centre. In this user-friendly book, author John Shaw goes back to basics, studying the fundamental principles of the Ruy Lopez and its many variations. Throughout the book there are an abundance of notes, tips, warnings and exercises to help the improving player, while key strategies, ideas and tactics for both sides are clearly illustrated.

 
     
Starting Out: The French
by Byron Jacobs
Publication Date: October 2002 (176 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
The French is one of Black's soundest defences to 1 e4 and is very popular at all levels of chess. Club players enjoy its super-solid structure, while at the top it's played by famous grandmasters such as Vishy Anand and the young Russian star Alexander Morozevich. With his first two moves Black obtains a substantial foothold in the centre, and a structure that is incredibly difficult to break down. In this user-friendly book, International Master Byron Jacobs revisits the basic principles behind the French Defence and all of its variations. Throughout the reader is helped along by a wealth of notes, tips, warnings and exercises. This book is ideal for the improving player.

 
     
French Classical
by Byron Jacobs
Publication Date: July 2001 (176 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
In this book International Master Byron Jacobs offers a fresh look at the Classical variation of the French Defence, which has been popular for nearly a century and is championed by such fighting players as Victor Korchnoi and Alexander Morozevich. All of the important variations are considered in detail with particular emphasis on those which are most fashionable.

 
     
Vienna Game
by Gary Lane
Publication Date: June 2000 (144 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
This book provides everything youneed to know to start playing the Vienna as White or Black. Through the use of model games for both sides, the author provides a thorough grounding in the key ideas, so that readers can quickly and confidently start to use the Vienna in their own games.

 
     
Offbeat Spanish: Meeting the Spanish without 3...a6
by Glenn Flear
Publication Date: February 2001 (144 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
Glenn Flear studies a wide variety of ambitious and offbeat answers for those playing against the Spanish. From the super solid Berlin (as used so successfully by Vladimir Kramnik in his world championship match against Garry Kasparov) to the uncompromising Schliemann, there's enough choice here for any prospective black player facing the Spanish. On the other hand, this book is also perfect for white players looking for the best way to deal with those avoiding the main lines.

 
     
French Winawer
by Neil McDonald
Publication Date: July 2000 (144 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
A modern look at the highly fashionable French Winawer, which remains the sharpest variation of the French Defence. It leads to the kind of dynamic positions in which the better prepared and more aggressive player will invariably prevail. Leading expert Neil McDonald explains the strategy and tactics of this exciting opening in a clear and concise manner.

 
     
Archangel and New Archangel
by Krzystof Panczyk
Publication Date: July 2000 (160 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
This is the first book ever devoted to these two dynamic variations of the Ruy Lopez, the most famous and traditional of all chess openings. This book will be invaluable to players of White and Black alike.

 
     
Open Ruy Lopez
by Glenn Flear
Publication Date: April 2000 (160 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
The Open Ruy Lopez (also known as the Open Spanish) has always been a popular choice atboth club level and at grandmaster level, where it has withstood the test of time after decades of close scrutiny. It offersboth sides the opportunity for a sharp clash of forces in which the better prepared player will often come out on top. It is therefore no surprise that fighting players such as Victor Korchnoi and Jan Timman have always used the Open Ruy Lopez as an important weapon in their armoury.

 
     
Easy Guide to the Ruy Lopez
by John Emms
Publication Date: May 1999 (160 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
In this easy-to-follow guide, you are taken through the main concepts that underlie the Ruy Lopez, leading on to a carefully organized repertoire. The content is up-to-date and contains enough information to enable you to play the Ruy Lopez with confidence without you being flooded with extraneous detail. Written by a renowned Ruy Lopez expert, this guide covers all Black's main replies.

 
     
French Advance
by Tony Kosten
Publication Date: January 1998 (160 pages)

Editorial Reviews:
The Advance variation is one of the most logical and popular ways for White to combat the popular French Defence. Here, Grandmaster Tony Kosten explains the strategy and tactics of this dynamic opening.

 
     







  
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