Stein: Move By Move -
: At 496 pages , it is one of the most comprehensive entries in the series. Engqvist provides extensive research and deep notes to explain the reasoning behind Stein's sudden, ferocious attacks.
You can find the book in various formats through several retailers: Stein: Move by Move | Chess Book Reviews
is an instructional chess book by International Master Thomas Engqvist , published by Everyman Chess in 2016. It focuses on the career and games of Leonid Stein , a three-time Soviet Champion known for his creative attacking style and strategic depth. Core Content & Features
: It features 60 thoroughly annotated games presented in chronological order. These games highlight Stein's progression from an aggressive "new Tal" to a more complete, world-class player.
: Unlike some books in the series that focus purely on games, this title includes significant biographical content and historical context for each match. Purchasing Options
: At 496 pages , it is one of the most comprehensive entries in the series. Engqvist provides extensive research and deep notes to explain the reasoning behind Stein's sudden, ferocious attacks.
You can find the book in various formats through several retailers: Stein: Move by Move | Chess Book Reviews
is an instructional chess book by International Master Thomas Engqvist , published by Everyman Chess in 2016. It focuses on the career and games of Leonid Stein , a three-time Soviet Champion known for his creative attacking style and strategic depth. Core Content & Features
: It features 60 thoroughly annotated games presented in chronological order. These games highlight Stein's progression from an aggressive "new Tal" to a more complete, world-class player.
: Unlike some books in the series that focus purely on games, this title includes significant biographical content and historical context for each match. Purchasing Options
