Top 31 Chess Books That Will Transform Your Game with IM Thomas Engqvist скачать в хорошем качестве

Top 31 Chess Books That Will Transform Your Game with IM Thomas Engqvist

Chesslovers: IM Thomas Engqvist – From Steinitz to Dvoretsky: 31 Instructive Chess Classics In this special episode of Chesslovers, IM Thomas Engqvist presents 31 of the most instructive chess books of all time, written by some of the greatest teachers, thinkers, and practical players in chess history. The books discussed are authored by Averbakh, Bronstein, Capablanca, Chernev, Dvoretsky, Euwe, Fine, Flear, Gelfand, Hooper & Whyld, Judovich, Keres, Kmoch, Kotov, Krogius, Lasker, Naroditsky, Nimzowitsch, Nunn, Pachman, Reinfeld, Réti, Romanovsky, Shashin, Shereshevsky, Steinitz, Tartakower, Tarrasch, Timman, Zaitsev, and Znosko-Borovsky. With a balance of deep instructional insight and light-hearted storytelling, this episode explores what makes each of these works a true classic. The ideas found in these books remain highly relevant for chess players of all levels — from beginners to seasoned competitors — and across all playing styles. This video is ideal for players who want to: Build a strong strategic and positional foundation Understand classical and modern chess thinking Discover timeless chess literature that truly improves practical play Whether you are searching for your next great chess book, aiming to strengthen your understanding of the game, or simply enjoying thoughtful reflections on chess history and instruction, this episode offers both knowledge and inspiration. If you enjoy high-quality instructional chess content: Subscribe to Chesslovers Leave a comment with your thoughts or favorite chess books Share the video with fellow chess enthusiasts