books by FRED REINFELD IRVING CHERNEV (winning chess moves)

books by FRED REINFELD IRVING CHERNEV

books:

Winning Chess - How to Perfect Your Attacking Game
Irving Chernev and Fred Reinfeld, 1948

Written in a witty and entertaining manner by two chess experts this book teaches how to recognize and apply such basic tactical methods as: The Knight Fork, The Double Attack, The Skewer, and more. It shows you how to blend these attacking techniques, and explains how you can use these ideas in combination to beat down enemy resistance. This is not a book of theory, but a practical guide to winning chess.

The Fireside Book of Chess

6 reviews
Irving Chernev, Fred Reinfeld

Simon & Schuster (Paper), 1966

A cozy book of chess
This is a chess book of a different sort - it is not a how-to manual for beginners, nor is it a strategy and tactics book for the more advanced player. This is just what Fireside books are meant to be - collections of memories, anecdotes, puzzles, lists and other trivia (and not so trivial) bits about chess. This is of interest to those who have a deep abiding passion for chess, as well as for ...

Winning Chess: How To See Three Moves Ahead

29 reviews
Irving Chernev, Fred Reinfeld

Fireside, 1971

A necessity for any player under 1800.
Winning Chess ranks as the finest chess book I have ever encountered in terms of total effectiveness. This book will be indispensable to the beginning chess player looking to enhance skill level on the board and boost overall chess rating. At the master and GM levels, chess has evolved from tactical play to positional play over the last generation; however, strength in tactical play is ...