Books or Websites
- Thread starter Qickly
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Narz
keeping it real
Hi Quckly. I like this one myself.
A more basic one is Harvey Kidder's. You can get it for a penny + shipping & it comes w/ a little set.
I learned on his older (1970?) version of the book when I was about 8 or 9 though I didn't start playing seriously until I 19 in college.
A more basic one is Harvey Kidder's. You can get it for a penny + shipping & it comes w/ a little set.
I learned on his older (1970?) version of the book when I was about 8 or 9 though I didn't start playing seriously until I 19 in college.
Narz
keeping it real
As for websites. Heh, I Googled "chess website" and on page 1 was this gem which hasn't been updated since 1998. 
A site I used to like going to when I first started playing is Bill Wall's site. You could surf around on there for hours.
There are probably hundreds of other sites w/ tactical problems to solve & examples of openings. Even wikipedia has a fairly extensive listing of chess openings and some tactics & mating patterns (like the Epaulette mate).
A site I used to like going to when I first started playing is Bill Wall's site. You could surf around on there for hours.
There are probably hundreds of other sites w/ tactical problems to solve & examples of openings. Even wikipedia has a fairly extensive listing of chess openings and some tactics & mating patterns (like the Epaulette mate).
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