New In Chess Yearbook 32

For sale is New In Chess Yearbook 32 — 1994 — Like New ConditionThe Two Knights Defense has been fought over for centuries, but in the early 1990s the Lvov Variation was stirring up fresh controversy — and Mikhalchishin's survey in this volume gets right into it with the kind of deep annotated analysis that tournament players were hungry for. Kapengut tackles a very specific and critical Benoni position — 8.Bd3 0-0 9.h3 — the sort of precise move order question that separates well-prepared players from everyone else, and exactly the material that correspondence players have always prized in this series.Beyond these two featured database surveys the volume delivers the full slate of additional grandmaster opening surveys that made the NIC Yearbook the go-to reference for competitive players worldwide throughout the 1990s. This was the era before engine preparation changed everything — when a well-researched novelty from a specialist like this could win games at the highest level, and when owning the right Yearbook volume genuinely mattered.Finding early volumes like this one in clean condition is harder than it used to be. The series ended print publication in 2022 after 142 issues and was never reprinted, and the 1990s volumes in particular were working books — they got used, annotated, dog-eared. A copy that still looks like this is the exception, not the rule. AbeBooks and similar sites list these only sporadically when they surface at all.Condition: Like New — softbound, no writing, no marks, binding tight and clean throughout.

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