THE SEVEN DEADLY CHESS SINS (SCOTLAND'S YOUNGEST GRANDMASTER DISCUSSES THE MOST COMMON CA) BY JONATHAN ROWSON

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5 THE SEVEN DEADLY CHESS SINS (SCOTLAND'S YOUNGEST GRANDMASTER DISCUSSES THE MOST COMMON CA) BY An investigation of the main reasons why chess players sometimes go astray - the seven deadly chess sins: Drifting (losing the plot); Perfectionism (leading to time trouble); Egoism (overestimating your chances); Failure to spot the critical moment; Deafness (failure to listen to intuition); Dogmatism (failure to think creatively or dynamically); and Attachment (to particular ideas). This is a thought-provoking look at the psychological errors that lead chess-players to disaster and keep them from reaching their full potential. Sales Rank: # in Books Brand: Brand: Gambit Publications Model: Published on: Original language: English Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 9.76" h x.66" w x 6.78" l,.85 pounds Binding: Paperback 208 pages Features Used Book in Good Condition About the Author Jonathan Rowson became Scotland's third grandmaster in late 1999, within months of graduating from Oxford University. He was runner-up in the 1997 European Junior Championship, Scottish Champion in 1999 and winner of the Canadian Open in Rowson's first book "Understanding the Grunfeld" has been highly praised for the quality and originality of his writing, and freshness of approach. Most helpful customer reviews 12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Chess Zen By Cameron Leslie I am currently rated 1860 uscf and over the last year my rating has increased from This book was instrumental. After playing chess for 10+ years I had no idea why I couldn't seem to play better. In nearly every game, I would see the correct move, discard it and play an obviously weaker move I KNEW was bad. Strong experts and masters would tell me after analyzing with them that I didn't need more chess books or a coach, what I needed was a psychiatrist. In comes Seven Deadly Chess Sins. My results since my purchase have been excellent. The last tournament I played in I defeated players and drew a This book will not teach you how to play chess, generate plans, or discuss the pros and cons of Na6 in the King's Indian. It will help you understand yourself and the struggle that typifies chess. This is exactly what I needed. By allowing me to eliminate my mental mistakes and play chess I was capable of, my results and

6 playing strength have increased. If you want books to make you a "better" player buy a Silman or Dvoretsky. If you are like me and already own these, and have read them and want to understand why you still play moves you know are wrong this is your book. His ideas are abstract, and sometimes hard to understand but the time invested pondering what Rowson is trying to say will help you understand your chess better. This book also reminded me through stories and anecdotes why I love chess. In my opinion, if you are serious about your chess, you should own this book. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Real chess mind-expansion. By foghorn One of the most enjoyable and thought provoking chess books I have ever read, and certainly one of the few that, if I was forced to give up most of my collection, would remain with me. This book is not for all chess players. It is not a book about tactics, combinations, opening, middle-game or end-game strategy. It is also not a book containing analysis of "famous" games. This book re-examines the intangible and cloudy thought process that the player goes through during a match, and proposes a new methodology ("approach" may be a better word) for "thinking" and "feeling" by identifying what the author considers the major mental "traps" of the chess player (hence the title "The Seven Deadly Chess Sins"). It is more philosophical and abstract in nature and is not really designed to improve your chess from a technical perspective. It does however, in great detail, show you how to re-evaluate how to "think" about chess. And in that sense this book is a delightful rarity and extremely valuable. What are the seven deadly sins? "Thinking", (yes, Rowson tells us you can think too much in chess!), "Blinking", "Wanting", "Materialism", "Egosim", "Perfectionism", and "Looseness". In a nutshell, Rowson explains that emotion is much more involved in our chess thinking than we would care to admit, and that emotion can manifest itself in these various "sins" without us ever realizing or caring to acknowledge it. The author has a great writing style that exudes his love for the game, that is one of the books biggest appeals. Perhaps it is his Scottish lineage which makes for some interesting quips, like this one: "Black may point to them and say `Look! Weak pawns: doubled and isolated!' But that is a bit like pointing to a mole on Cindy Crawford's face and saying `Look! Black spot; obvious and protruding!' As with any face, you miss much if you look at the parts seperate from the whole". The book is full of dry and humurous analogies like this one which make for a pleasurable read. It is true, as one reviewer noted, that Rowson delves into subject matter which may not be his area of expertise, but so what? His insights are interesting and in most cases quite relevant. A few reviewers have also said, they liked the book but claimed it wouldn't help their chess. I submit that, just as with concentrated study of chess "theory", this book will help, but first you must open your mind to Rowson's theories and "practice" them as you would any other technique. Chess is not for the lazy and applying Rowson's ideas are no different. There are hundreds of thousands of chess books available to choose from, but to me this one is a diamond in the rough. Simply put, if you love chess, you will love this book. 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Jonathan Rowson wrote a chess bible. One should read... By Ali Thompson

7 Jonathan Rowson wrote a chess bible. One should read each chapter on each day of the week and internalize the sins. See all 18 customer reviews...

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