Alexander Kotov - Writings

Writings

  • Alexander Alekhine by Alexander Kotov, four volumes, Moscow, 1953–1958.
  • The Art of the Middle Game, by Paul Keres and Alexander Kotov (translated from the Russian by Harry Golombek), London, Dover 1962, ISBN 0-486-26154-9
  • Think Like a Grandmaster, by Alexander Kotov (translated from the Russian by Bernard Cafferty), London, Batsford 1971, (Algebraic Edition 2003) ISBN 0-7134-7885-3
  • Play Like a Grandmaster, by Alexander Kotov (translated from the Russian by Bernard Cafferty), London, Batsford 1973, {Algebraic Edition 2003} ISBN 0-7134-1807-9
  • World Championship Interzonals: Leningrad—Petropolis 1973, by R.G. Wade, L.S. Blackstock, and Alexander Kotov, New York, RHM Chess Publishing 1974, ISBN 0-213-42851-2
  • Train Like a Grandmaster, by Alexander Kotov (translated from the Russian by Bernard Cafferty), London, Batsford 1981, ISBN 0-7134-3609-9
  • Chess Tactics, by Alexander Kotov (translated from the Russian and edited by John Littlewood), London, Batsford 1983, ISBN 0-7134-2562-8
  • Grandmaster at Work, by Alexander Kotov (first English edition), Macon, American Chess Promotions 1990, ISBN 0-939298-86-4
  • The Soviet School of Chess, by Alexander Kotov and Mikhail Yudovich, Los Angeles, University Press of the Pacific 2001, ISBN 0-89875-415-1

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