Chess endgame

Larry Evans  

Chris Ward  

Reuben Fine, Pal Benko   The modern bible on basic chess endings, updated by Pal Benko and converted to algebraic notation. Basic Chess Endings focuses on the... [read more]

Bill Robertie  

Bernd Rosen   This is an endgame manual with a difference. As soon as a topic has been introduced and a few basic ideas discussed,... [read more]

Iuri Averbakh, P.H. Clarke   By concentrating on basic chess principles the average chess player is not only given a working knowledge of the chess endgame but... [read more]

Mark Dvoretsky   Mark Dvoretsky is regarded as the leading chess coach in the world, and the first book in his School of Chess Excellence... [read more]

Karsten Muller, Frank Lamprecht   In a major event in chess publishing, two German endgame experts have produced a masterly one-volume encyclopedia that covers all major endgames.... [read more]

Bruce Pandolfini   Subtitled "Basic Endgame Concepts Explained by America's Leading Chess Teacher", this book by one of the world's leading chess instructors walks you... [read more]

John Nunn  

Yasser Seirawan  

Nikolay Minev, Yasser Seirawan   Rook endgames represent approximately half of all endings reached in master games, so, it's vital that chess players thoroughly familiarize themselves with... [read more]

Steve Mayer   The relative strengths of the Bishop and Knight have long been debated. Traditional thinking has been that the Bishop is better in... [read more]

Neil McDonald   Even many experienced chess players would admit to a serious lack of knowledge in this department, and yet it's in this section... [read more]

Theo Schuster   The essential techniques for winning at chess, focusing on a variety of end-game strategies. Includes examples drawn from games of chess masters... [read more]

John Nunn  

Glenn Flear  

A. Maximenko,V. Braslavski,Y. Srokovsky,Andrei Maximenko,Jaroslav Srokovsky,Wit Braslawski   You have a rook. The opponent has two bishops, or two knights, or, most often, a bishop and a knight. By most... [read more]

Glenn Flear   In this innovative book, Grandmaster and renowned endgame expert Glenn Flear concentrates on the very basics of pawn endings. He outlines the... [read more]

Jon Speelman,Bob Wade,Jon Tisdall  

Ian Snape  

Mark Dvoretsky   The manual on chess endgames is sure to become a classic on one of the most difficult and subtle phases in chess.... [read more]

Christopher Lutz   Many club and chess tournament players are excellent tacticians, but get lost when it comes to the endgame. These chess strategies are... [read more]

James Howell  

Andrew Soltis   Using a Socratic teacher-student approach in the characters of GM Noah Tall and Pat Sayre, Soltis centers his comments around the subjects... [read more]

Glen Flear   In this ideal book for players wishing to improve their endgame play, Grandmaster Glenn Flear explains the fundamental principles that must be... [read more]

Bill Robertie   You can't win at chess if you can't checkmate, and this book will show you the basic combinations necessary to accomplish this... [read more]

Neil McDonald   Now club and tournament players can master checkmate patterns with the guidance of a grandmaster. Progress from simple to more complex mating... [read more]

Irving Chernev   300 practical chess endgame situations, ranging from very simple to masterpieces by Capablanca, Reti, Tarrasch, Lasker, more.... [read more]

Victor Korchnoi  

C. J.S. Purdy,John Purdy,Karsten Muller  

Karsten Muller,Frank Lamprecht   Chess endgames with just kings and pawns are the most basic type of ending. Without an understanding of them it is impossible... [read more]

John Emms   For all chess-players - from beginners to grandmasters, and whatever their style of play - one thing is certain: rook endings will... [read more]

John Nunn  

Jeno Ban  

Alexander Beliavsky,Adrian Mikhalchischin  

Everything Black needs to know to face White's many methods of avoiding the main lines... [read more]