Chess Books I Have Found Helpful.
PDF Formats
1963 US Chess Championship ( Bobby Fischer’s Amazing 11-0 run )
Keres’_Best_Games_of_Chess_1931-1948 ( Paul Keres Is One Of My Favorite Players Of All Time )
Vol 10 Selected Brilliancies 032518 printed book ( Carsten Is One Of My Favorite Chess Trainers )
Chess News & More.
Magnus Wins WCC Again. Just Superior In Rapid Tiebreaks.
November 29, 2018
Here is the article on the review of the WCC from Chess24.com.
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/magnus-carlsen-wins-his-4th-world-chess-championship
Wow! The WCC Match Between Fabi And Magnus Goes To Game 12. Final Classical Match.
November 25th, 2018
I would never have believed it, but we are facing the final match with no victories and only draws. I think it is imperative that Fabi wins game 12, as his Rapid skills are not those of Magnus. Fabi calculates well, but to allow yourself to have to face Magnus in a tiebreak in Rapid. Well, it is not an enviable position to say the least.
Fabiano And Magnus World Chess Championship Is Game On.
November 21st, 2018
After 8 rounds its tied and no one has won a decisive game. Even though on two occasions Fabiano should have gone for the victory, but ended up drawing. Don’t know how many more chances the World Champion will give him.
Game 9 has started this Wednesday.
Fabiano Caruana Will Be The 1st American Since Bobby Fischer Who Will Challenge For The FIDE World Championship.
March 27th, 2018
https://en.chessbase.com/post/candidates-2018-live
A Chess Study.
Study of the Month of February By Chessbase.com
Pro Chess On Chess.Com Mentioned On ESPN.
TePe Sigeman & Co. Chess Tournament in Malmo, Sweden ( May 5, 2018 )
TePe Sigeman Article On Revived Event
Former World Chess Challenger Nigel Short Is Running For FIDE Presidency, And Is Asking Questions.
Nigel Article In Mumbai Mirror
Norway Altibox Tourney Continues Without Ding. Fabiano Manages A Nice Victory Against A Very Strong Sergey.
Chess24 Review of Norway Chess Day 5
Hikaru Nakamura wins the Paris Grand Tour Event. It was an event that had various leaders, and had some wonderful matches to enjoy.
Nakamura wins Paris Grand Tour Chess.com
Great article from Ian and Boris on a variety of issues in chess and without. They just finished up a great tourney in Israel.
https://chess24.com/en/read/news/nepo-and-gelfand-on-carlsen-caruana-and-more
One of my favorite historical players is Paul Keres. He came so close so often to becoming the World Chess Champion, but fell short on various occasions. Was a great and challenging player. Here is one of his extraordinary games.
http://view.chessbase.com/cbreader/2018/7/28/Game2149349.html