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The Real Paul Morphy: His Life and Chess Games

Timman's Studies: My Collected Endgame Studies and Their Origins

The Center Game: A Perfectly Playable Chess Opening Surprise

Mastering Complex Endgames: Practical Lessons, Critical Ideas & Plans

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100 Endgame Studies You Must Know: Chess Artistry to Enjoy and Learn from

Perpetual Chess Improvement: Practical Advice from World Class Players and Dedicated Amateurs

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Caruana's Ruy Lopez: A White Repertoire for Club Players

Magnus Carlsen: A Life in Pictures

Winning Chess Middlegames: Volume 1: An Essential Guide to 1.E4 Pawn Structures

Max Euwe World Champion!: The Champion's Years 1935-1937

Endgame Virtuoso Magnus Carlsen: The World Champion Shows His Superior Skills

1001 Chess Exercises for Advanced Club Players Updated: Spot Those Killer Moves...

Spassky's Best Games: A Chess Biography

Chess Endgames for Club Players: The Essential Skills a Forceful Finale

Schachstrategie für Vereinsspieler: Der Weg zu Positionellen Vorteil

Life and Games of Mikhail Tal: Fully Updated Revised

My First Chess Opening Repertoire for Black and White: A Complete Easy...

Keep It Simple With Black: A Solid and Straightforward Chess Opening Repertoire for Black

In Black and White: The Chess Autobiography of a World Champion Candidate

World Chess Champion Strategy Training for Club Players: From Bobby Fischer to Ding Liren

The Essential Sosonko: Collected Portraits and Tales of a Bygone Chess Era

Mindful Chess: The Spiritual Journey of a Professional Chess Player

The London System in 12 Practical Lessons: Strategic Concepts, Typical Plans and Tactical Themes

Beter Schaken Je eerste werkboek: Tactiek en matbeelden voor ambitieuze schakers 759 Praktische Puzzels

The Ink War: Romanticism Versus Modernity in Chess

Rock Solid Chess: Tiviakov's Unbeatable Strategies: Pawn Structures

Mastering Positional Chess: Practical Lessons of a Junior World Champion

Move First, Think Later: Sense and Nonsense in Improving Your Chess