Be that as it may, when in 1957 (I think) my parents were visiting Puerto Rico and my brother bought me a couple Reinfeld books.
It was only when he realized he could actually make more money writing junk than he could good books that his writing took a turn for the worse.
Old Fred got a bad rap for his books, but some of them were very good. One of his better books discussing chess with questions and answers. With a little practice it’s easy to follow the games and notes.Ĭhess for Amateurs by Fred Reinfeld. Don’t let the fact it’s in Spanish Descriptive notation stop you. San Remo 1930 with notes by Alekhine, Botvinnik, Nimzovich, et alĪlekhine’s Last Years and Nazi Collaboration Copies of Chess magazine pages from 1944-1946 discussing his war activities. Back in my day I learned it as a 10 year old kid, so how hard can it be? Google Descriptive Notation Chess and find a site that explains it. I have added the following pdf books for downloading: Don’t let the fact that they are in the old English descriptive notation stop you! If you’re a chess player then you are smart enough to learn it in a few minutes.
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