Below are a series of instructive articles by IM Jeremy Silman on Chess.com. In his own words,
When discussing great games, many chess fans always think of slashing attacks and outrageous combinations. While every world-class player tossed out more than a few epic combinations at some point in his career, positional masterpieces are far harder to find.
In this series, I’ll take a look back at the classic games that affected me profoundly, and those games were almost always positional in nature.
Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4, Part5, Part6, Part7, Part8, Part9, Part10, Part11, Part12, Part13
When discussing great games, many chess fans always think of slashing attacks and outrageous combinations. While every world-class player tossed out more than a few epic combinations at some point in his career, positional masterpieces are far harder to find.
In this series, I’ll take a look back at the classic games that affected me profoundly, and those games were almost always positional in nature.
Part1, Part2, Part3, Part4, Part5, Part6, Part7, Part8, Part9, Part10, Part11, Part12, Part13
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