As an expression of gratitude for the joy chess has given the author for many years, this book has been written to bring as many people as possible to this fantastic game, to provide help to those who are not satisfied with their level of play and to showcase the benefits of chess-thinking to those who worry about not having enough time to dedicate.
“Chess: a Lifelong Mate” is a crash course in chess intended for the beginner and the amateur player that wants to progress their overall understanding of the game. It’s a bit different from the usual chess books, it expertly diverges into concepts of creativity and problem solving, economics and management and also touches on some historical anecdotes as examples of tactics and military strategy.
It will provide you with an enjoyable journey in which you will mainly learn how to effectively think in chess, without being overwhelmed by the endless theory of the game.
“Certainly, it is an exciting book written by a truly passionate player who, like myself, as a child was captured by this amazing game. A book you will enjoy for the simple and pleasant reading and that will provide you with the key foundations to properly approach the game of chess” Sergio Ventura, chess National Master.
“Chess: a Lifelong Mate” is a crash course in chess intended for the beginner and the amateur player that wants to progress their overall understanding of the game. It’s a bit different from the usual chess books, it expertly diverges into concepts of creativity and problem solving, economics and management and also touches on some historical anecdotes as examples of tactics and military strategy.
It will provide you with an enjoyable journey in which you will mainly learn how to effectively think in chess, without being overwhelmed by the endless theory of the game.
“Certainly, it is an exciting book written by a truly passionate player who, like myself, as a child was captured by this amazing game. A book you will enjoy for the simple and pleasant reading and that will provide you with the key foundations to properly approach the game of chess” Sergio Ventura, chess National Master.
