The book will be out at the end of May in Europe:
https://www.everymanchess.com/the-pirc-move-by-moveThere is an excerpt to check:
https://www.everymanchess.com/downloadable/download/sample/sample_id/122/Lines covered include:
5...0-0 (with immediate c5 or after Na6) against Austrian Attack
...a6 when White plays Be3
e7-e5 lines against Classical and Fianchetto lines
Key Author's notes:
"Please note that despite my recommendations against the major lines
this is not a ‘repertoire
book’ as such. My goal, in keeping with that of the series, is to instil in the reader an
understanding of the Pirc so that they can
start their journey with this opening."
"Where possible I’ve also made use of my own games and/or lines that I’ve adopted myself,
partly because I believe in them and partly because my personal experience and insights may be of value to the reader. Once again
I make no guarantee that they will be the primary picks of the engines, but they follow a logical strategic pattern which will make them easier to replicate whilst helping to build the reader’s understanding."
I bet it will be a very good book but not a great one from theoretical point of view, I'm still hoping for from QC or Everyman "Repertoires" series. But who
dares to write detailed and engine-checked Pirc repertoire book?