For the last ten years Grandmaster Lev Alburt has been writing a very
special monthly column for the U. S. Chess Federation's magazine, Chess
Life. Nontitled readers are asked to contribute their most instructive
games, with generous annotations. From dozens of entries, Lev chooses
for his column one he considers to be of greatest value for CL's
readers, adding his own comments and advice.
For this book, Lev has selected forty of his best columns, arranged by
theme, and has added some new material, all to make A Fresh Look at
Chess truly instructional and also fun to read and learn from.
Most chess books have been written by grandmasters and use only the
hard-to-understand games of grandmasters to help amateurs. This book
uses a new, complementary--and very effective--approach: amateur games
reveal the mistakes your opponents will make, and show you how to
capitalize on them.