Books
- How to Beat Bobby Fischer, (New York Times, 1974); Revised edition (Dover, 1998), ISBN 0-486-29844-2. An annotated collection of all of Bobby Fischer's lost games.
- Edmar Mednis, Edmar Mednis (1982), Practical Rook Endings, Chess Enterprises, ISBN 0-931462-16-9
- Edmar Mednis, Edmar Mednis (1998), Practical Endgame Tips, Cadogan, ISBN 1-85744-213-X
- Mednis, Edmar (1990), Practical Bishop Endings, Chess Enterprises, ISBN 0-945470-04-5
- Mednis, Edmar; Crouch, Colin (1992), Rate Your Endgame, Cadogan, ISBN 978-1-85744-174-1
- Mednis, Edmar (1978), Practical Endgame Lessons, McKay, ISBN ]
- Mednis, Edmar (1996), Advanced Endgame Strategies, Chess Enterprises, ISBN ]
- Questions and Answers on Practical Endgame Play (1987) ISBN 0-931462-69-X
- Strategic Themes in Endgames
- How Karpov Wins
- Strategic Chess: Mastering the Closed Game (1993) ISBN 0-486-40617-2
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