Chess books by level: guide to training memory
Discover the best books for each level, from beginners to masters, and learn to use memory as a strategic tool.
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Routine 30 min to improve your chess with science
Train memory, tactics and analysis like a GM in solo 30 minutes daily with methods backed by cognitive science.
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Chess and memory: keys to calculate variants like a GM
Discover how to train memory and calculation in chess with elite techniques and neuroscience to master variants.
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Center control: Key to master openings and memory
Discover how center control in chess improves your memory, learning and strategy, transforming your game and mind.
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Analyze your chess games to improve: practical guide
Learn to analyze your games with a method to turn errors into lessons and enhance your memory and strategy.
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10 memory errors that slow down your chess (and how to correct them)
Discover the cognitive failures that limit your progress in chess and learn to train your memory to play better.
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Ultimate guide to learning chess from scratch
Learn chess step by step: basic rules, key strategies and how to transform your mind with each game.
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Chess 2026: IA, talent and the post-human era
How artificial intelligence redefines chess genius and the future of the game in man-machine symbiosis.
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Ding Liren: how China conquered world chess
The first Chinese champion breaks Western hegemony with an elite system and a philosophy of strategic silence.
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Chess online: how the internet made it global 2020-2023
From confinement to streams: How creators and platforms democratized chess in the digital age.
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Carlsen: practical chess that defeated brilliance
How 'boring' style’ by Magnus Carlsen redefined modern chess with efficiency and mental toughness.
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2006: How chess healed its world title split
The unification between Kramnik and Topalov closed 13 years of fracture in chess: policy, ego and money behind the schism.
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Deep Blue vs Kasparov: AI victory or human error?
Critical analysis of the historic match 1997: psychology, controversies and the legacy that redefined chess.
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Kasparov vs Karpov: the duel that changed chess
How the rivalry between two geniuses redefined chess, politics and culture in the middle of the Cold War.
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Fischer vs Spassky: the chess that stopped the Cold War
How to play in Reykjavík 1972 transcended the board and became a global ideological symbol.
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How the USSR dominated chess 50 years
The Soviet training system transformed chess into an exact science, creating champions like Botvinnik and global hegemony.
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Capablanca vs Alekhine: the duel that changed chess
Analysis of the match 1927: How strategic obsession overcame natural genius and redefined modern chess.
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Steinitz: How chess went from art to science
Discover how Wilhelm Steinitz revolutionized chess with positional theory, leaving romanticism behind to found the science of the game.
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The Immortal: art and sacrifice in romantic chess
Discover how Anderssen redefined chess with beauty and audacity in the most famous game in history.
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London 1851: the birth of modern chess
How the first international tournament transformed chess into a global, professional sport with clear rules.
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Lucena: the book that reinvented modern chess
Discover how a manuscript of 1512 transformed chess into a system of strategic and cultural thinking.
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The chess lady: the power that changed history
Discover how the chess queen was born in the 15th century, reflecting the female leadership of Isabel la Católica.
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Medieval Chess: how Europe Christianized the war game
Discover how chess came to Europe and became a symbol of faith, power and resistance in the Middle Ages.
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Arab wise men: the first books that systematized chess
Discover how medieval Arab treatises transformed shatranj into a system of strategic analysis and laid the foundations of modern chess.
