The Pick of 2010: Chess Books

Having once again reviewed chess books from a large number of publishers over the course of another full year, I thought I'd pick out my personal favourites from 2010.

In no particular order (click on the titles to read my original reviews):

New in Chess: The First 25 Years

An Anthology

1984 - 2009

Edited by FM Steve Giddins

398 pages

New in Chess

Revolutionize Your Chess

By GM Viktor Moskalenko

350 pages

New in Chess

Wojo's Weapons

Winning With White Vol. 1

By IM Jonathan Hilton and NM Dean Ippolito

408 pages

Mongoose Press

Emanuel Lasker

2nd World Chess Champion

By Isaak and Vladimir Linder

264 pages

Russell Enterprises

Chess Duels

My Games With The World Champions

By GM Yasser Seirawan

427 pages

Everyman Chess

Garry Kasparov on Modern Chess Part Four

Kasparov vs Karpov

1988-2009

By GM Garry Kasparov

432 pages

Everyman Chess

Botvinnik - Petrosian

The 1963 World Chess Championship Match

By GM Mikhail Botvinnik

144 pages

New in Chess

Attacking Manual 1

Revised and Expanded Edition

By GM Jacob Aagaard

320 pages

Quality Chess

Attacking Manual 2

By GM Jacob Aagaard

461 pages

Quality Chess

The KGB Plays Chess

The Soviet Secret Police and the

Fight for the World Chess Crown

By Boris Gulko, Vadimir Popov,

Yuri Felshtinsky and Viktor Kortschnoi

176 pages

Russell Enterprises

Grandmaster Repertoire

1 d4 Part 2

By GM Boris Avrukh

616 pages

Quality Chess

Nunn's Chess Endings

Volume 2

By GM John Nunn

352 pages

Gambit Publications

The first of my 2011 reviews will appear here very soon.