Ashley: The Most Valuable Skills in Chess Holz Think Like a Machine by

Think Like a Machine by Noam Manella and Zeev Zohar challenges players to adopt computational thinking in pursuit positions

which has justifiably earned a reputation as an important alternative to the main lines

For many years this opening has served as the main black weapon for chess giants as Vladimir Kramnik and Boris Gelfand

to the villainous Veresov

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Ashley: The Most Valuable Skills in Chess Holz Think Like a Machine byAssuming no knowledge of chess beyond the rules, Maurice Ashley guides you on an inspirational journey through the world of chess tactics. He brings the pieces to life by examining their fundamental characteristics, and shows how their powers can be put to use to win pieces or give checkmate the building blocks upon which all chess skills are based. Ashley writes: "the approach is unique because it is basically me: the way I teach, the way I talk