I just devoured all four hours of the chess as a cultural phenomenon video series, and I have to say that it is very good. Perhaps not everyone's cup of tea, but if you're interested in history and science and culture, and are generally inquisitive, and of course, love chess, you'll probably find it quite absorbing. Obviously, it worked for me as four hours later I'm writing this! Thanks for the recommendation.
I still have Keres' book on Endgame. I still think it is one of the very best at getting a club player up to speed on understanding the basics of endgame play.
I just devoured all four hours of the chess as a cultural phenomenon video series, and I have to say that it is very good. Perhaps not everyone's cup of tea, but if you're interested in history and science and culture, and are generally inquisitive, and of course, love chess, you'll probably find it quite absorbing. Obviously, it worked for me as four hours later I'm writing this! Thanks for the recommendation.
I cannot find the link to the Keres film anymore. Did it move? Can someone point me to the file?
I still have Keres' book on Endgame. I still think it is one of the very best at getting a club player up to speed on understanding the basics of endgame play.