The middle game of chess is arguably the most complicated aspect of the game. Through carefully selected examples from real games, Alexey wants to make you more familiar with various aspects of the middle game. He believes that through careful reading and study of his book, any player regardless of which level will significantly improve their game. Even if you are unable to solve some of his exercises, they will regardless be of inevitable use for improving your understanding of chess. Therefore it is his hope that this book will be useful for the club player but the professional chess players as well.

About the Author
Alexey Dreev is a two-time world under-16 champion, world championship candidate, multiple Olympiad gold medal winner and remains in the top 100 players in the world. A trainer or assistant to two former world champions Kramnik and Ponomariov as well as numerous other top players, Alexey has won top tournaments including Wijk-aan-See and Biel and continues to have tournament successes. A fine writer at the height of his powers, this is Alexey's seventh book.

Reviews
In summary, this is an excellent but difficult book, and you'll require some pretty decent analytical chops to assess whether the ideas it covers may be sometimes applicable in your own games. Mark Taylor, Windsor, Berkshire, July 2019, BRITISH CHESS NEWS.



Book Information
ISBN 9789492510310
Author Alexey Dreev
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Thinkers Publishing
Publisher Thinkers Publishing