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Viceroy Full Member Offline Posts: 123 Joined: 08/18/05 Gender:	Re: Worst chess books Reply #3 - 07/12/06 at 16:42:35	Post Tools	Print Post
	Mastering the SicilianDanny Kopec Probably the only chessbook I've bought that I thought was a waste of good paper.


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alumbrado God Member Offline Esse quam videri bonus malebo Posts: 1418 Location: London Joined: 02/17/03 Gender:	Re: Worst chess books Reply #2 - 07/12/06 at 14:47:39	Post Tools	Print Post
	That was certainly pretty dire. But for me Andrew Martin's The Hippopotamus Rises was worse. [Sorry Andrew ... nothing personal ... I like some of your other stuff!]

	If sometimes we fly too close to the sun, at least this shows we are spreading our wings.
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Holbox Senior Member Offline Saigón Café Posts: 369 Joined: 02/08/05	Re: Worst chess books Reply #1 - 07/12/06 at 14:26:22	Post Tools	Print Post
	The Scandinavian by Plaskett

	"Ladran, luego cabalgamos", NN
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ANDREW BRETT God Member Offline I Love ChessPublishing! Posts: 622 Joined: 07/07/06	Worst chess books 07/12/06 at 14:23:48	Post Tools	Print Post
	Anyone want to recommend which ones to avoid out of those published in the last couple of years ?


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