A Novice chessplayer works to get better at chess using an improvement program based upon the methods of Michael de la Maza and the teachings of Dan Heisman
There exists an extremely large group of chess players who are no longer beginners nor, on the other hand, masters or point hunters, but players who aim primarily at deriving an aesthetic satisfaction from the game. For such players an attacking game is more attractive than positional technique and they will continue to attack regardless of risk., for their stormy contest are not going to be noted down in theoretical textbooks. From the introduction to Art of Attack in Chess :Vukovic
4 Comments:
At 6:24 AM,
Anonymous said…
Thanks for linking to me! Nice to know you find it interesting.
At 7:21 PM,
Anonymous said…
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzesz4a6/id12.html
have you seen this?
5 pdf's about Traxler
At 10:41 PM,
Anonymous said…
The Traxler? Don't encourage him. . .[grin]
Tak, I was planning on studying GM games but without a lot of prose explaining the ideas behind the moves a la Seirawan, they don't do me much good. . .
At 11:27 AM,
transformation said…
i am reminded in reading here, in the construction of my own posts, to link to the post rather than the blog generally, as going to the link here takes me to long text over many weeks on golf...
i have done as you have done, and try to remember now, to carefully link to the specific post, not the general blog!
no worries, i will find it... i am writing part II in my plan overview from days ago, and referencing you, and doing some due diligence to make sure i am correct in an assertion favorable to you...
regards, david
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