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From: fauchet@princeton.UUCP (Philippe Fauchet)
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Subject: Re: good chess books
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Date: Tue, 18-Feb-86 11:45:07 EST
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Posted: Tue Feb 18 11:45:07 1986
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> >   I don't want to read a beginner...
> > I was wondering if any
> >one could recommend a book
> 
>     One book I recently read is "The Art of the Middle Game",
> by Keres and Kotov. The book is wonderful, and as advanced as
> you care to read into it, although quite clear if you don't yet
> know much middle game theory. Introduction by Harry Golombeck,
> not too useful except for beginners.
> 
>     The book is published by Penguin, it is one of their paperbacks.
>     
> -- 
> 
> 					Mark Galassi
> 				...!tektronix!reed!rosalia
> 
> { these opinions are mine and should be everybody else's :-) }

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