American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 - Clearance Sale
Are you ready to dive into the world of chess like never before? Look no further than the American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28, the ultimate resource for chess enthusiasts and professionals alike. This beautifully produced magazine is packed with in-depth articles, expert analysis, and insightful columns from some of the world's top players.
Winner of six awards and five honorable mentions by the Chess Journalists of America in 2018, American Chess Magazine is the go-to publication for anyone serious about improving their game. With a focus on deeply commented games and events, this magazine is not just a must-read, but a must-study resource for any serious chess player. And with a new issue published six times a year, you'll always be up-to-date on the latest developments in the world of chess.
Inside Issue No. 28, you'll find a treasure trove of expert analysis and insight from some of the world's top players and coaches. GM John Burke provides a detailed report on the Candidates Tournament in Madrid, including annotations of the most important games played, and explaining why the second place eventually proved to be as important as the first. You'll also find an extensive report on the U.S. Junior Championship, which saw GM Christopher Yoo emerge victorious in a thrilling competition. And if that's not enough, IM David Brodsky shares his own experience of defeating two heavy favorites despite a bad start to the tournament.
But that's not all - this issue is packed with informative articles and insights from world-class players and coaches. GM Alex Fishbein presents a fresh set of endgame patterns that every player should know, while GM Jacob Aagaard offers a selection of fresh examples for chess training purposes. GM Sarunas Sulskis continues his popular column, Magnificent 3, with a focus on two games from the Candidates and one of his own recent efforts. And new to the American Chess Magazine, GM Nikola Nestorovic starts his own column, presenting two unusual positions from recent tournament games that have caught his attention.
If you're serious about improving your chess game, then American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 is an absolute must-read. With its unique blend of expert analysis, insightful columns, and in-depth reporting, this magazine is the perfect resource for anyone looking to take their game to the next level. And with a reduced price of $24.95, this limited-time offer is not to be missed. So why wait? Get your copy of American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 today and start improving your chess game like never before.
Whether you're a casual player or a chess professional, American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 is the ultimate resource for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve. With its 100 pages packed with expert analysis, insightful columns, and in-depth reporting, this magazine is the perfect addition to any chess library. So why wait? Order your copy today and start improving your chess game like never before.
Winner of six awards and five honorable mentions by the Chess Journalists of America in 2018, American Chess Magazine is the go-to publication for anyone serious about improving their game. With a focus on deeply commented games and events, this magazine is not just a must-read, but a must-study resource for any serious chess player. And with a new issue published six times a year, you'll always be up-to-date on the latest developments in the world of chess.
Inside Issue No. 28, you'll find a treasure trove of expert analysis and insight from some of the world's top players and coaches. GM John Burke provides a detailed report on the Candidates Tournament in Madrid, including annotations of the most important games played, and explaining why the second place eventually proved to be as important as the first. You'll also find an extensive report on the U.S. Junior Championship, which saw GM Christopher Yoo emerge victorious in a thrilling competition. And if that's not enough, IM David Brodsky shares his own experience of defeating two heavy favorites despite a bad start to the tournament.
But that's not all - this issue is packed with informative articles and insights from world-class players and coaches. GM Alex Fishbein presents a fresh set of endgame patterns that every player should know, while GM Jacob Aagaard offers a selection of fresh examples for chess training purposes. GM Sarunas Sulskis continues his popular column, Magnificent 3, with a focus on two games from the Candidates and one of his own recent efforts. And new to the American Chess Magazine, GM Nikola Nestorovic starts his own column, presenting two unusual positions from recent tournament games that have caught his attention.
If you're serious about improving your chess game, then American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 is an absolute must-read. With its unique blend of expert analysis, insightful columns, and in-depth reporting, this magazine is the perfect resource for anyone looking to take their game to the next level. And with a reduced price of $24.95, this limited-time offer is not to be missed. So why wait? Get your copy of American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 today and start improving your chess game like never before.
Whether you're a casual player or a chess professional, American Chess Magazine Issue No. 28 is the ultimate resource for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve. With its 100 pages packed with expert analysis, insightful columns, and in-depth reporting, this magazine is the perfect addition to any chess library. So why wait? Order your copy today and start improving your chess game like never before.