The names of Anatoly Karpov and Eugene Gik are well known outside the chess world. Their pen belongs to many books, repeatedly reprinted and translated into two dozen languages. Now the authors offer the reader a rather unusual work in which almost all chess themes and genres are connected under one binder. This multifaceted and rich book, consisting of 25 conversations, can be regarded both as an original textbook and as a collection of stories about chess - serious and funny, and as a popular publication for everyone who enjoys playing - from simple lovers to masters. Each reader will find in it something interesting and useful for themselves. Indeed, all about chess!

About chess and outstanding chess players.  The author visited the most significant chess competitions of the post-war years, including the world championships in Baguio, Merano, Moscow, Leningrad and Seville. Talking about the outstanding masters of our time, the writer reflects on the educational power of the ancient game, the art of opposition, the origins of sports victories. The book is intended for the general reader.

The legendary poem of the last century. Related pages without cover. The moves are listed on the side, encoded in the poem. (there are two copies.)

Reprint Edition.

Original poetic collection, published in 1922. in Germany in Russian and created by the famous grandmaster.

Dymarsky and chess - you can write a special article on this topic ... And it was Dymarsky who was the first to report the victories of Mikhail Botvinnik, Vasily Smyslov, Mikhail Tal, Tigran Petrosyan, Boris Spassky. And the coverage of Spassky’s tumultuous duel with Robert Fisher must be entered in the & quot; Golden Book & quot; the history of Soviet radio. So skillfully, without losing face, Naum Aleksandrovich went in his reports between Scylla and Charybdis, between sports and politics & quot ;. The name of Naum Dymarsky is well known to the middle and older generations. In the 70-80s. of the last century, people learned from his radio and television reports about the main sports competitions in our country and abroad. The main love of his professional life was chess, with which he began his career as a journalist, working in the Radio Committee and the State Television and Radio. In 1994-2002 He lived in New York, worked on Russian-language television channels, wrote articles on sports topics. After returning to Moscow, he actively collaborated with the & quot; Russian newspaper & quot ;. & quot; ... His texts were distinguished by a clean language and non-standard ...

The well-known Soviet chess player, Grand Master D. Bronstein and G. Smolyan, Candidate of Philosophy, wrote a meditation book about chess, about their high moral and aesthetic purpose, about the prospects for the development of chess art. The authors advocate for such chess, which are able to "give the joy of intellectual communication and vivid creative experiences."

Collection of essays by a talented sports journalist on the general theme “Sport and personality”. Some of the essays are about chess players.

The obvious and incredible in chess.

Grandmaster Adrian Mikhalchishin, a graduate of the famous Lviv chess school, Viktor Karta, wrote a book about the “golden age” and “quot” chess, about his heroes and losers, about the influence of chess on other, sometimes the most unexpected, areas of life - culture, politics, music, science, religion and ... even toponomics!