Frankly, I began to read this book with skepticism. And in vain! The further, the more you fall under the charm of the author’s ironic personality. Soft, not humorous humor, ease of thought and style, juicy chess examples with unexpected endings. All this could already be appreciated by the readers of & quot; 64 & quot ;, where several stories that have been included in this collection have been tested.   Most of it is given to the marvelous "landscape gardening" park. chess, filled with the clash of blitz, bikes and brandy. But flashes and leading figures of varying degrees of adulthood. & quot; It was enough for me to cross the street, go to the next school and, catching the little Boria Spassky on the break, strictly ask: "Well, how does Zack teach you there?" & quot; & quot; Here is a meeting with Vitya Korchnoi in besieged Leningrad, and a cruel defeat by the modest pioneer Vova Kramnik, and a surreal simultaneous game session in Spanish Plinares, in which the author beautifully blew Barry Klimovich Bazarov himself ... Truth and fiction, reality and mystification are to separate one from another sometimes as difficult as the vodka from tomato juice in a famous cocktail. But is it worth separating? Drink in small sips at night, and no bad dreams you will not dream!

Funny stories about chess and chess players, about the kings of the chess world and famous people. 

The movement of wooden figures causes emotional storms and storms not only on the chessboard, but also in real life, affects the fate of thousands of people. The book attempts to slightly reveal the secrets of this little-researched direction. In the first part, there are known, as well as forgotten or little-known facts. The second part of the book contains original psychological tests and practical advice.

The book you are holding in your hands & mdash; & laquo; Delayed batch & raquo; & mdash; somewhat unusual detective, written by a chess player, accustomed to calculate long options both at the board and in life. Action it begins in the Caucasian Mineral Waters, with residents of this some hints of the author can understand the region, recognizing traits or actions the effects of familiar faces. This story is intertwined and confused. relations of the oligarch, his assistant, two journalists, general police, actress, archaeologist who have to solve puzzles suddenly fading diamond rush to participate in the filming of the film about Leo Isaur, the future emperor of Byzantium, who lived in the eighth century in the North Caucasus six years & hellip; This is an e-book, a link to which will be available in your account after payment. Fragment 1 Fragment 2

Colored photos on coated paper. The Olympics in Sochi made the topic of the Olympics especially important for the Russians. What is this event, what is its history and why has it become so prestigious and significant? This book is written in a popular form, it contains many important facts, dates and numbers. without which in the sports edition can not do. Still, to a large extent, these are interesting stories about the development of sports competitions, about Olympic records and champions, about happy breakthroughs and bitter defeats and much more. Color photos on coated paper.

The book you hold in your hands & mdash; & laquo; Deferred batch & raquo; & mdash; somewhat unusual detective, written by a chess player, accustomed calculate long options both at the board and in life. Action it begins on the Caucasian Mineral Waters, and the inhabitants of this In the region, some of the author’s hints can be understood, recognizing features or actions familiar faces. In this story are intertwined and confused mutual relations of the oligarch, his assistant, two journalists, general militia, actress, archeologist, who have to solve riddles suddenly faded diamond rush, participate in the filming of the movie about Lev Isavra, the future emperor of Byzantium, who lived in the eighth century in the North Caucasus six years & hellip; Fragment 1 Fragment 2

On page 3 is the owner’s tag.

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 story of an expat with elements of fiction). From the life of Russian emigre chess players in the United States.

Official publication, coated paper, color printing, coordinates of all chess federations of the world, FIDE structures, officials.

International ICCF master, laureate of the magazine `64 - Chess Review`, author of the book` Alekhin: My wrestling` in the new book continues to expose the falsity of the Soviet chess press. The book was written on the eve of the match between N. Short and J. Timman, therefore their work is represented by 150 best games. The chapter `Analyzes, news, the party` gives interesting material for lovers of the theory.

Genna Sosonko (Gennady Borisovich Sosonko, 1943) & mdash; international grandmaster, two-time champion of the Netherlands. He emigrated from the Soviet Union in 1972 and has since lived in Amsterdam. Winner and prize-winner of many international tournaments. Being a famous journalist and commentator, for the last decade and a half he devotes himself to literary work. In the opinion of 13th world champion Garry Kasparov, today Genna Sosonko is undisputedly the number one chess player. " In his new book the author tells about R. Fischer, V. Korchnoi and other outstanding people whose fates were connected with chess. Many of them he knew personally, played and constantly communicated ... For a wide range of chess lovers.