Kornev: A Practical White Repertoire with 1. d4 and 2. c4 - Volume 1 improvers And of course vice versa:

And of course vice versa: what use are all these subtleties of Indian positions to a player who 'by nature' avoids fianchetto openings

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but is equally unafraid to plumb the sometimes murky depths of chess politics

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Kornev: A Practical White Repertoire with 1. d4 and 2. c4 - Volume 1 improvers And of course vice versa:The Complete Queen's Gambit Excerpts from the intro: "Sooner or later every chess player faces the problem of building his or her opening repertoire. This is particularly difficult when you play with White, since you need to be well prepared against all of Black's possible responses. However, most players, including the author, have no inclination to devote all their time to studying opening variations. Therefore, we have decided not to cover 1. e2