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A collection of several types of Openings from the Author M. Thomas
CLEARANCE - Sicilian C3 - M. Thomas
With fully annotated games and many diagrams, Americas Chess Heritage is an informative chronoly and an indispensable guide for chess enthusiasts and non players alike.
CLEARANCE - Americas Chess Heritage
The chess world is fortunate in having many very strong players active at the present time. In this book the authors have selected ten of these players from outside the ranks of the world champions and have given what amounts to little more than an introduction to the careers and play of these great players.
CLEARANCE - Chess with the MASTERS
The four knights variation is little known line of the Sicilian and therefore has usful surprise value. Black plays immediately for the initiative which makes the variation very suitable for club play. The second half of this book consists of a survey of some of the latest ideas in the Najdorf, Richter-Rauzer and Sozin variations of the Sicilian
CLEARANCE - Sicilian Defence 5: Four Knights Variation
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