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In addition to analyzing his exceptional talent
Averbakh won the USSR championship in 1954 ahead of aces like Kortchnoi
These were primarily tailored to club players and written in a pleasant and fluid style
Andrei Volokitin belongs to a very special breed of player: he rose to a place in the world's top 20 as a teenager by playing dynamic
but don't be fooled – they also contain more than a drop of poison
Levenfish: Soviet Outcast (hardcover) improvers In addition to analyzing hisThe Life and Games of Grigory Levenfish Grigory Levenfish was twice Soviet Champion and drew a match with the great Botvinnik, yet despite his skills, he was never a favored son of the Soviet Union. Rejected for selection to key events and the only Soviet grandmaster to be denied a stipend in later life, Levenfish was a Soviet Outcast . Levenfish describes in vivid detail the atmosphere of pre and post revolutionary Russia, giving first hand