Free ‘Book of the Month’ – November and December

We are continuing our special offer – if you buy three books or more and live in the normal European Union zone (as defined by UPS – for example, they exclude some islands and remote areas) we will send you an extra book free.

Please note that if you buy a Special Offer and are in the EU zone, we will add one free book. For example, the Grandmaster Preparation Special Offer is 6 hardbacks for the price of 5. So if a European buys that, we send Jacob’s 6 GM Preparation hardbacks, plus one free extra book.

The previous default option on the free book was Carlsen’s Assault on the Throne. For November and December we will switch the default option to Positional Chess Sacrifices. But if you already have that book, or would prefer a different free book, then send us an email to salesgroup@qualitychess.co.uk with your order, asking to have it replaced with one of the following titles:

CHAMPIONS OF THE NEW MILLENNIUM
CARLSEN’S ASSAULT ON THE THRONE
GRANDMASTER BATTLE MANUAL
GRANDMASTER VERSUS AMATEUR
REGGIO EMILIA 2007/2008
THE ALTERMAN GAMBIT GUIDE – WHITE GAMBITS
THE ALTERMAN GAMBIT GUIDE – BLACK GAMBITS VOLUME 1
THE ALTERMAN GAMBIT GUIDE – BLACK GAMBITS VOLUME 2
SAN LUIS 2005
TACTIMANIA
ATTACKING THE SPANISH
CUTTING EDGE 1: THE OPEN SICILIAN
CUTTING EDGE 2: SICILIAN NAJDORF 6.Be3

27 thoughts on “Free ‘Book of the Month’ – November and December”

  1. LE BRUIT QUI COURT

    @Jacob Aagaard
    I used to be 1.e4 player, but nevertheless I bought Shaw’s books on King’s Gambit and “Playing 1.e4 – Caro-Kann, 1…e5 & Minor Lines”, looking forward to his volume 2 🙂 Please don’t forget to check lines with the second ed of Villa’s “Dismantling the Sicilian”, which was published few days ago…

    As already mentioned earlier, my choice for your next publishing project would be “Playing 1.c4 A guide for WHITE” written by Ntrilis 🙂

  2. It must be extremly difficult for John to finish his book on the French and Sicilian for White – every day new games, every week a new book/theory article you have to consider … and mind boggling move order possibilities in the classical french … good luck!

  3. @Tournesol
    Yes. Luckily for John, he will be recommending the French Tarrasch for white so he won’t need to consider those mind boggling move order possibilities in the Classical French…

    James

  4. @James2
    I’m anxious to see what John has in store against Nikos’ and Jacob’s 3…c5! I thought their lines in Playing the French were pretty convincing, but who knows?

  5. @Ray
    Right, not to forget Luther’s chapter on Qd5: in his “Chess Reformation”. Qd7 instead of Qd6 (with tons of games) is also quite modern staff… but here he may find something, at least I hope so.

    btw, how do you know it will be Nd2?

  6. Not wishing to take John and of the dungeon, and of course not expecting a rewrite of the book on here, I’ve been wondering for a while if John/Nikos had any comments on the game Jones-Kramnik from the Isle of Man where Kramnik seemed to take apart the Scotch recommendation against Ba6 lines in the playing e4 book with 11..Ne7. In the commentary afterwards Kramnik seemed (if I remember correctly) to say he thought the line was a load of tosh for white and was surprised there had been no focus on Ne7 (b31 in book does not consider at all).

    Again just wondering if any light thoughts.

  7. @Paul H

    I will concentrate on working on the next book. Maybe when that is finished, I will have a look at what has happened to the Volume 1 repertoire in practice. But before then, your best hope is someone else.

  8. Hmm – am I wrong, or doesn’t Marin even mention the line 3.Nd2, when Kornev has a complete chapter on that line ?

  9. I was hoping to see 4 h4 mentioned somewhere in Marin’s new Pirc book, but I couldn’t find any reference to it either.

    James

  10. Timotheos Lirindzakis

    Is there a more concrete date for Avrukh`s new book on King`s Indian and Gruenfeld.Thank you in advance.

  11. Jacob- can you pass on my thanks to Nikos for a great job on the 1d4 d5 book.

    On a different tack is there any possibility of something on the Semi-tarrasch which seems to be the other line that Kramnik relies on.

  12. FREDPHIL :
    What do you think about David cumming’s Opening Repertoire: The English? In use with E3 poison?

    That’s exactly what two I use I find they compliment each other really well

  13. @weng nian
    IM KWGM seems to have always a great knowledge of recent bibliography. This shows real passion in chess which i appreciate greatly!

    I didn’t find a particular line i could comment on? Maybe you could be more specific if you have a question?

  14. there’s a small comment on game 4 where he disagrees with nikos and says there is a small edge but not much else. He does give the impression I should buy the book though!

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