Nick Plays Chess
Nick ViselChess book reviews and the occasional rant about my tournaments and/or journey to become a chess master.
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Book Review: Dark Squares, by Danny Rensch
Dark Squares: How Chess Saved My Life by Danny Rensch (the “Chief Chess Officer” of the extremely popular Chess.com website) is a gripping read, not because of the chess story contained therein, but because of the unique circumstances Rensc...
Why You Should Study Wilhelm Steinitz
> Steinitz, was, as we said, profound and great, but he was profoundest and greatest in his conception of the center! For instance, in his defense to the Spanish Game, …d7-d6, he knew how to transform the apparently so healthy enemy e4-pawn...
Book Review: The Philosopher and the Housewife by Willy Hendriks
Willy Hendriks is nowadays known as the champion of heterodoxy within chess, at least when it comes to how players become stronger at the game. And so we should not be surprised to see that he takes another scrutinizing stare at the landsca...
Book Review: Tal-Botvinnik 1960 by Mikhail Tal
Tal-Botvinnik 1960 is a classic through-and-through. Reading through Tal is a joy, and the fact that Russell Enterprises made sure to keep the original work unmolested by any editor’s notes poo-pooing Tal’s analysis, variations and annotati...
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Presbyterian (PCA). Tournament chess player and book reviewer. Interests: Christian theology, chess, 日本語勉強する, coffee, music. Pro-humanity.
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