David Bronstein, who played a world title match with Botvinnik in 1951, was one of the creators of the modern King’s Indian. Here he explains it in simple terms for club players, annotating 50 of his best games in the process. After reading this book you will know what each one of your pieces and pawns is capable of in this exciting counterattacking opening. 64 additional Bronstein King’s Indian games with very light notes are also given at the back. See page 32 for an extract from this nice self-tutor by one of the legends of chess.
Jimmy Adams, CHESS
Monthly, July '99
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