David A. Mitchell (1) (1883–)

I'm sure there are much better chess books out there. This is pretty poorly written, to the extent that I don't think I could have followed it if I weren't already an experienced (if bad) chess player. However, after studying several of the included annotated sample games (which, incidentally, I think you can find online), I do think I'm a much better player than I was - or at least I have an improved perspective on how to approach a game. I might come back to it again later for some more sample games; for now, I can only spend so much time watching someone else play chess.… (plus d'informations)