Chess Chips, Consisting Of Anecdotes, Essays And Games

This book is a delightful collection of essays, anecdotes, and chess games, written by J. Paul Taylor, one of the most respected chess authorities of his time. Taylor's writing is lively and engaging, making this book a pleasure to read for anyone interested in the history and strategy of chess. The volume also includes a selection of two-move problems, perfect for sharpening your chess skills.

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