Andrew Soltis
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Andrew Soltis (born May 28, 1947) is a Polish-American chess author and columnist as well as a Grandmaster. His humorous column Chess to Enjoy is one of the longest running in Chess Life, the publication of the United States Chess Federation. He has authored or co-authored around thirty books. He is a reporter for the New York Post.
[edit] Books
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- Pawn Structure Chess, Tartan Books 1976. ISBN 0-679-14475-7.
- Grandmaster Secrets: Endings, 1997, 2003, Thinker's Press, ISBN 0-938650-66-1.
- Bobby Fischer Rediscovered. 2003, Batsford , ISBN 0-7134-8846-8.
- Rethinking the Chess Pieces, 2004, Batsford, ISBN 0-7134-8904-9.
- Karl Marx Plays Chess : And Other Reports on the World's Oldest Game ISBN 0812919068.
- Turning Advantage into Victory in Chess ISBN 0812935810.
[edit] External links
- FIDE rating card for Andrew Soltis
- Andrew Soltis at ChessGames.com
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