This book is written for anyone interested in distance learning chess and their history. It is the first encyclopedic publication on correspondence chess; contains information on the history of correspondence chess, information on the main correspondence competitions, well-known correspondence chess players and figures of correspondence chess. Designed for a wide range of readers & mdash; from ordinary chess lovers to highly skilled chess players. Exclusive hardbacks. Almost the entire circulation was made in a paperback.

The book is intended for beginner chess players and chess players of the 4th category. The first part - 25 tests, 12 examples in each. The second part - 180 positions for playing.

The brochure includes unusual charts, tic-tac-toe, sea battle, typesetter, anagrams, palindromes, Othello or reversi. All games are provided with illustrations and detailed descriptions.

The book is intended for the general reader, an amateur chess player, and is also intended for chess teachers, judges, and coaches, who must instill in their students knowledge of ethics and the observance of rules and norms in chess sports.

The book of the chess master and famous writer Yevgeny Gik is the first in Russian, entirely devoted to unusual chess. It is about unusual boards, pieces, rules of the game, or with ordinary rules, unusual situations on the board are considered. The book belongs to an entertaining genre and will be interesting to everyone who loves chess, is fond of computer and logic games, puzzles, non-standard and comic tasks, paradoxes. It has six sections: "Puzzles", "Fairy Chess", "Fancy Charts", "Robots", "Collections", "Fantastic Stories" and each has six stories.

The authors of this miniature book put together all their favorite tasks, puzzles and games - simple and complex, which are usually called logical and intellectual. The collection consists of eight chapters, contains a lot of funny and funny stories, humorous situations and tasks-jokes.

Official edition of FIDE album format on coated paper. Many photos (including color images) and reference information.

Official publication, coated paper, color printing, coordinates of all chess federations of the world, FIDE structures, officials.

A new book by V. Neishtadt, a chess journalist, participant of the USSR championships in composition, is a chess assortment. The author took into account the interests of both lovers of detective stories, and those who are not averse to smashing their brains over an intricate task.

Arturo Perez-Reverte is a modern Spanish writer, intellectual, master of elegant literature, who has won the hearts of his readers with an exciting intrigue, filigree prose, brilliant knowledge of history and art. He masterly combines in his works the riddles of past centuries, mysterious murders and arguments about high matters. `Flemish board`. Like other Perez-Reverte novels. Written in the genre of an intelligent detective. Paradoxical and multifaceted, mesmerizing the movement of action from one temporary and cultural layer to another, with a dizzyingly twisted plot, the novel opens for the reader the world of antique dealers and collectors, in which the old picture is the key to unraveling the cruel crimes that are taking place these days, and for every lost the figure in the chess game is paid by human life.

France, Russia. The middle - the end of the 90s of the 20th century. Russian chess master Viktor Odintsov plays at a tournament in a suburb of Paris. But instead of an honestly earned prize, by the will of circumstances, he falls into a French prison ... Once released, he again encounters an insurmountable barrier - a kind of "French wired" associated with an unfair game of opponents, the arbitrariness of the judges. Victor has a girlfriend, Simon, who helps him. However, the Russian player is haunted by one setback after another. Odintsov, driven to despair, invents a tricky way, his "know-how", with which he begins to smash all rivals. Together with Simone, Victor overcomes numerous obstacles raised by their detractors. He comes to the main match with the world champion. And confidently leads in this fight, where the opposing team uses dirty game methods. A step before Odintsov’s victory, the French beauty Genevieve intervenes in events, avenging her rejected love. And Victor would inflict a seemingly crushing blow to the back ... The novel tells about the difficult fate of Russian emigrants living in France.

The miniature edition offered to the reader has number 100 in the author's literary biography. The publication contains exactly 100 fun chess stories. These are jokes, jokes, funny cases from the lives of players, celebrities, world champions. The author has drawn most of these stories from his own experience in communicating with chess stars, and sometimes he himself witnessed a ridiculous episode; other stories were taken from different sources, and only a little literary processing was required. One hundred funny chess stories are divided into five sections, twenty in each: jokes, stories about chess kings, smiles of grandmasters, from the life of celebrities, all sorts of things. The book is intended for all chess fans who have not yet lost their sense of humor.