Ntirlis: Reimagining 1.e4 (hardcover) CbAccount_required false Andor Lilienthal was one of

Andor Lilienthal was one of the 27 names on that original list

for the last part of the journey – a non-stop barrage of chess games to secure the necessary results

I enjoyed the fact that part of the book is a follow up of Sergey Kasparov’s book Understanding the Scandinavian

it is frequently Black who will be the target of White's aggression

The author asks you questions directly in 60 practice exercises

Ntirlis: Reimagining 1.e4 (hardcover) CbAccount_required false Andor Lilienthal was one ofEvery chess player faces an opening dilemma: big main lines are complicated and time consuming to learn, while easy to learn sidelines usually suffer from other defects. Finding the best of both worlds has been an impossible dream until now! Reimagining 1. e4 offers the Holy Grail of a simple, easy to learn White repertoire, which packs a punch against all of Blacks main defences. In some lines, White unleashes a surprise as early as move 3. In