How to Reassess Your Chess, Fourth edition Jeremy Silman
Publisher: Siles Press

It is Jeremy Silman's 'How to reassess your chess'. The Dvoretsky Endgame Manual (Dvoretsky). I only wish it were republished in algebraic notation (preferably the expanded version), but luckily I'm old enough to be comfortable with descriptive. Now it is time to add your top 3 for non-opening books. If you did not add your personal top 3, please do so. All I can say is, here is my email address--drop me a line. PS: Just got in the 4th edition of Silman's How to Reassess Your Chess. This chunky volume has nearly 650 pages filled with great information on how to play positional chess. Big book, please add $4.00 for S&H. Here is my two lists: Non-Quality Chess. Joined: Wed Sep 26, 2007 10:57 pm. I didn't realise there was a large amount that had changed for the 4th. I'm reading the 3rd edition of Reassess Your Chess. Anyway, it's a great book and really encourages me to reinforce a disciplined system in my thinking. I have also finished the section on knights and bishops in Silman's Reassess Your Chess 4th edition, and I am currently working on the chapter dealing with the interaction of knights and bishops. Silman: Reassess Your Chess, 4th Ed.