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BEZGODOV - The liberated bishop defence
In many 1.d4 openings, Black has trouble getting his bishop on c8 into play. Former Russian Chess Champion Alexey Bezgodov presents a radical solution to this nagging problem; liberate your bishop right away and put it on f5 on the second move!
Play 2...Bf5! against either 2.c4 or 2.Nf3 will surprise your opponent and is also a great way to support your development, because the bishop takes control of the important square e4. If White does not immediately take decisive action, then within a move or two he can relinquish any hopes on an opening advantage.
Alexey Bezgodov has found some great antidotes to White's most dangerous reactions in sharp and attractive lines. To test your understanding of his system he has included more than 100 exercises. After studying the fresh ideas and the clear explanations presented in The Liberated Bishop Defencechess players of almost every strength will enjoy the flexibility of a surprising, effective and universal weapon against 1.d4.
The Modern Bogo 1.d4 e6 - Antic & Maksimovic
They did it! Dejan Antic and Branimir Maksimovic have created a complete chess opening repertoire for Black players in only two books.
First they wrote the acclaimed The Modern French (against 1.e4). Now The Modern Bogo provides Black players with a comprehensive answer to 1.d4. The two books complement each other perfectly.
The point is that the authors recommend to answer 1.d4 with the direct 1...e6, for the follow-up 2.c4 Bb4+. In this way they avoid complex theoretical Nimzo-Indian lines and enable both amateur and professional players to find their own way in little-explored variations.
The Modern Bogo covers all the possibilities for White after 1.d4 e6... except for 2.e4, after which you should play the French!
Antic and Maksimovic have done a massive amount of research, and found many new strategic concepts and attacking plans. All of them are explained clearly and thoroughly.
You will find that this opening not only gives you good chances to equalize as Black, but also many opportunities to play for a win.
PERT - Playing the Trompowsky
This new book by English IM Richard Pert gives you a complete attacking repertoire on the Trompowsky: 1. d4 and 2. Bg5! Tested in games at all levels, this opening is a powerful and sound weapon. However, since it is little known, it will often come as a very unpleasant surprise for your opponents...
OBODCHUK - The Four Knights Game A New Repertoire In A Old Chess Opening
Cela faisait longtemps qu'on avait plus rien vu sur la partie des 4 cavaliers, mais il est vrai que les nouveautés ne se bousculent pas dans une ouverture qui reste surtout une arme de secours pour journée de flemme ou le temps de réparer une espagnole ébréchée... Neanmoins, si l'envie vous prend de tâter de la symétrie intégral, voci le livre qu'il vous faut.
Lakdawala - the Four Knights move by move
Les vacances arrivent, et pendant les vacances, personne n'a envie de se prendre la tête. Conscient de cet état de fait, Everyman nous offre un mois spécial ‘débuts mous', avec pour commencer la Quatre (ou parfois trois) cavaliers. L'ami Cyrus explore ici à fond la version espagnole, tente de réhabiliter le gambit de Belgrade (bon courage, mais au moins c'est fun) et n'oublie pas la variante Glek (4.g3). A l'arrivée, son bouquin est nettement plus plaisant que celui d'Obodchuk - c'est toujours ça.
LYSYJ & OVETCHKIN - The Open Games For Black
LYSYJ & OVETCHKIN - The Open Games For Black , A complete black Repertoire with 1.e4e5 against everything except the Ruy Lopez
PEDERSEN - Play the Benko Gambit
Nouveau livre-répertoire basé sur le toujours populaire gambit Benko. Assez solide et facile à lire, mais souffre du même défaut ques les autres livres de la série, à savoir une approche unilatérale, sur les 49 parties présentées, on compte une douzaine de nulles et le reste de victoires noires! Apprendre une ouverture, ce n'est pas seulement voir ses côtés positifs...