Test Your Chess IQ by August Livshitz, Kenneth P. Neat
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Starting Out by John Emms
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Opening Repertoire
Cyrus Lakdawala
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First Steps
Cyrus LAKDAWALA
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Starting Out by Richard Palliser
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Art of Attack in Chess by Vladimir Vukovic
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Starting Out by Chris Ward
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First Steps
Cyrus Lakdawala
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The Chess Organiser's Handbook by Stewart Reuben
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Starting Out by Neil McDonald
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Excelling at Chess by Jacob Aagaard
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Starting Out by Joe Gallagher
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subjects

Chess, Chess, openings, Openings, Collections of games, Chess, collections of games, Schaken, Chess problems, Chess, end games, Échecs (Jeu), Games, Chess, middle games, End games, Ouvertures, Middle games, Handbooks, manuals, Chess players, Chess, biography, Kasparov, g. k. (garri kimovich), 1963-, Chess, history, Siciliaans (schaakspel)

places

Netherlands

people

G. K. Kasparov, Alexander Alekhine (1892-1946), Ivan Sokolov (1968-), Vladimir Kramnik

times

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Authors

published most by this publisher
Cyrus Lakdawala, 38 books
John Emms, 31 books
Richard Palliser, 20 books
Garry Kasparov, 17 books
Angus Dunnington, 15 books
Jacob Aagaard, 14 books
Neil McDonald, 14 books
Nigel Davies, 13 books
Neil McDonald, 13 books
Maxim Chetverik, 13 books
G. K. Kasparov, 13 books
Chris Ward, 13 books
Simon Williams, 11 books
Byron Jacobs, 11 books
Glenn Flear, 11 books
Joe Gallagher, 10 books
Yasser Seirawan , 9 books
Alexander Raetsky, 8 books
James Vigus, 8 books
Colin Crouch, 7 books
Matthew Sadler, 6 books
Steve Giddins, 6 books
Jan Pinski, 6 books
Alex Raetsky, 6 books
Andrew Greet, 6 books

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