The second volume consists of articles and interviews that reflect the author's views on coaching, provide advice on the choice of chess literature and the assimilation of its contents, some personal characteristics,

The last book of the famous coach Mark Izrailevich Dvoretsky (1947-2016), over which he worked until the last days of his life. This is a collection of tests on a variety of topics: training combinational vision and techniques for calculating options, finding candidate moves, adopting optimal positional solutions, and a number of others. Among the exercises you will find both debut, and middlegame, and endgame positions, not only taken from practical games, but also sketches. & laquo; Mark Izrailevich wanted to write a book that not only teaches some chess tricks, but also simply delivers fun to game lovers. Therefore, he tried to collect the most & laquo; tasty & raquo; examples. I hope that this last book of Mark Izrailevich will reach its goal and give readers many chess discoveries and the joy of communicating with the wonderful coach and author & raquo; (A.Yusupov). For a wide range of chess fans.

When you’re serious about your skills, endgame, it's time for Butler's Endgame Manual. It’s possible that Mark Butler has been able to play the game of all strengths. For those who are ready today, But even if you’ve not been able to play it, it’s not a problem. The basic theory and the need to know concepts are highlighted in blue. You can improve your endgame technique. Butler's Endgame, when it appeared in 2003, was published on the endgame. The second edition has been revised and enlarged to 400 pages - covering all the most important concepts required for endgame mastery. Mark Butler continued to review and revise the material. This is the result of this revised and updated third edition. It has been described as a rule of thumb. Mark Butler, considered the premier chess instructor of our era. This is the number of measured chess books. Family lives in Moscow, Russia

The book will help to reflect on the causes of errors and avoid them. The reader is offered many practical tips, rules, & quot; branded & quot; exercises and positions for playing. The systematic work on the theory of endings — Mark Dvoretsky’s deep conviction — is much more effective than the endless processing and memorization of debut information. The result will be - upgrading, rating increase, confident and successful play in high-level tournaments. The textbook is intended for a wide range of chess players and coaches.

Mark Dvoretsky's textbook is unique - for the first time one book covers the theory of all types of chess endings. The author has developed an original method for improving the endgame, based on a solid knowledge of the most important rules, key positions of each type of ending and methods of playing them.

"Strategy" - the first edition of the third book of the educational series for highly qualified chess players: "The School of Higher Proficiency" by Mark Dvoretsky. The problems of positional struggle in the opening and middlegame, as well as playing out simple positions, are presented here in bright games and instructive, memorable fragments from the works of the authors and his students: A. Yusupov, S. Dolmatov, A. Chernin and others. Of particular value to the textbook give a variety of "positional exercises" and "questions" for self-solution, developing the skills necessary for practical games at a high level. The book includes only new materials and analyzes.

"Complicated Party" - the fourth and final book of the series "The School of Higher Skill" Mark Dvoretsky. The first half of the book is devoted to the issues of debut training at the grandmaster level. Here are revealed the secrets of searching and the birth of debut novelties, the creation of "his theory" in the creative laboratory of the coach and his students. A detailed analysis of complex, intense games in the second half of the book will allow you to dive into the world of rich and diverse chess ideas, learn about the causes of errors, see the hidden mechanisms that guide the course of the chess struggle in one direction or another. It also presents such important problems for each chess player as: preparation for a particular game and for the competition as a whole, a technique for finding a specific move directly behind the board, and much more. Only new, never-before-published materials and analyzes are included in the book intended for highly qualified chess players.

The textbook by the famous coach Mark Dvoretsky (1947-2016) is a collection of instructive games with detailed comments. Their careful study will be of great benefit to anyone who is serious about self-improvement and wants to understand what problems grandmasters and masters face at the board, how they solve them, what lies behind the mistakes they sometimes make and how to avoid them.

The book consists of seven parts: Lessons from One Game, Positional Games, Opening Discussions, The King in Danger, Under Fire, Games with Questions, Playing Out. You can concentrate on purely practical training by solving exercises, or first study those sections that interest the reader most. The last two parts of the book are devoted to specific forms of training that the author regularly used in his classes: analyzing games in the form of solving a series of successive problems and playing out specially selected positions.

For a wide range of chess fans.