Find the Right Plan with Anatoly Karpov

Publisher: Batsford
Author: Anatoly Karpov
Year of Publication: 2010

Pages: 256
Notation Type: Figurine (FAN)

Book DescriptionThe legendary Anatoly Karpov has won over 250 Grandmaster tournaments, many more than any other player in chess history. His games are characterized by the gradual and patient pushing of an opponent back to the wall, before finally finishing him off with a deadly blow.

In this unique book, aimed at ordinary club players, Karpov gives a wealth of tips on how to incorporate this dramatic style of play into your own repertoire, through careful planning and evaluation of positions: looking at fire-power of your forces, being aware of threats to your own king and how to safeguard it, and careful control of open lines.

Warmly and accessibly written, but with Karpov's usual air of authority, this book makes you feel like you are spending and evening with the man himself, and will help you absorb a little bit of the Karpov magic.

* One of the world's greatest chess players reveals the screts of how he plans his play

* Packed with invaluable information on how to mobilize your forces, avoid threats and win the game

* Illustrated with wealth of annotated examples from the author's own games

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