Locock: Imagination in Chess (updated and edited by Carsten Hansen) the big greek Most chess games are not

Most chess games are not won – they are lost

And why do computers outwit us tactically

so the selected variations will be tailor-made for positionally aggressive players

This book covers 10 important chess topics

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Locock: Imagination in Chess (updated and edited by Carsten Hansen) the big greek Most chess games are notOnce a chess player has learned not to drop pieces, that innate feeling of not wanting to sacrifice them willingly takes place in our consciousness. Why should we give up our pieces unless we have to? This book tries to remedy that thinking pattern by introducing the student and reader to the concept of imagination. For the purpose of expanding the imagination, the author has created sixty examples of varying degrees of difficulty to illustrate