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Jon Speelman’s Chess Puzzle Book

✍ Scribed by Jon Speelman

Publisher
Gambit Publications
Year
2008
Tongue
English
Leaves
146
Edition
Paperback
Category
Library
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✦ Synopsis


Jon Speelman is one of the most successful British chess-players of all time, and is renowned for the creativity of his play and his remarkable calculating ability. He is also an extremely experienced writer and chess coach. His personal selection of chess puzzles will infuriate, entertain, test and instruct chess-players of all levels.

Themed sections include:
Finger Exercises
 Stalemate
The Skewer
 The Pin
Pawn Promotion
 Line Opening and Closing
Loose Pieces
 Mating Attacks
The Back Rank
 Knight Forks

✦ Subjects

Chess

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