Suetin A.A. Middlegame Laboratory

Chess Digest Magazine, 1974. — 96 p.To improve-it means to set yourself and consistently solve the increasing difficulty of the problem. There are no problems to look for in chess. They expect the player literally on every move. But what methods they need to be solved, what ways is the thought of a chess player — this is what we should do. In General, the chapters of this book cover, although in General terms, the range of problems that make up the content of the work of a chess player in his creative laboratory.