 En Passant:
A selection of Chess materials
Fiction
| Chess |
| Arrabal, Fernando |
The Tower Struck By Lightning |
| Beckett, Samuel |
Murphy |
| Carroll, Lewis |
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Through the Looking Glass |
| Hansen, Brooks |
The Chess Garden; or, the Twilight Letters of Gustav Uyterhoeven |
| Keyes, Frances Parkinson |
The Chess Players |
| Maurensig, Paolo |
The Luneberg Variation |
| Nabokov, Vladimir |
The Defense |
| Neville, Katherine |
The Eight |
| Orwell, George |
1984 |
| Perez-Reverte, Arturo |
The Flanders Panel |
| Stryker, Dev |
End Game |
| Tevis, Walter S. |
The Queen's Gambit |
| Zweig, Stefan |
The Royal Game and Other Stories |
| Go |
| Kawabata, Yasunari |
The Master of Go |
| Shan, Sa |
The Girl Who Played Go |
| Games and Game Theory |
| Hesse, Hermann |
The Glass Bead Game (Magister Ludi) |
Non-fiction
| Chess |
| 794.09 Fal 1961 |
Falkener, Edward |
Games, Ancient and Oriental and How to Play Them |
| 794.1 Ale |
Alexander, Conel H. O'D. |
A Book of Chess |
| 794.1 Coc |
Cockburn, Alexander |
Idle Passion: Chess and the Dance of Death |
| 794.1 D42c |
Dennis, Jessie McNab |
Chess: East and West, Past and Present; A Selection from the Gustavus A. Pfeiffer
Collection |
| 794.1 qFin |
Finkenzeller, Roswin and William Ziehr & Emil Buhrer |
Chess: A Celebration of 2,000 Years |
| 794.1 qHar |
Hartson, William |
The Kings of Chess: A History of Chess, Traced Through the Lives of Its Greatest
Players |
| 794.1 Hoo |
Hooper, David and Kenneth Whyld |
The Oxford Companion to Chess |
| 794.1 Kee |
Keene, Raymond D. |
Chess for Absolute Beginners |
| 794.1 R27t |
Reinfeld, Fred |
The Treasury of Chess Lore |
| 794.1 Sa3c |
Salzmann, Jerome |
The Chess Reader: The Royal Game in World Literature |
| 794.1 Sch 1981 |
Schonberg, Harold C. |
Grandmasters of Chess |
| 794.1 Uni |
United States Chess Federation |
U.S. Chess Federation's Official Rules of Chess |
| 794.1 Wai |
Waitzkin, Fred |
Searching for Bobby Fischer: The World of Chess, Observed by the Father of a Child Prodigy |
| 794.109 Eal |
Eales, Richard |
Chess, the History of a Game |
| 794.109 qSai |
Saidy, Anthony and Norman Lessing |
The World of Chess |
| 794.12 Smu |
Smullyan, Raymond M. |
The Chess Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes |
| 794.12 SmuA |
Smullyan, Raymond M. |
The Chess Mysteries of the Arabian Nights |
| 794.15 Fin 1976 |
Fine, Reuben |
The World's Great Chess Games |
| 794.15 Fin |
Fine, Reuben |
Bobby Fischer's Conquest of the World's Chess Championship: The Psychology and Tactics
of the Title Match |
| 794.157 Hor |
Horowitz, I. A. |
The World Chess Championship: A History |
| 808.8 Hoc |
Hochberg, Burt |
The 64-Square Looking Glass: The Great Game of Chess in World Literature |
| 813.08 Man |
Manson, Cynthia and Constance Scarborough |
Win, Lose or Die: Stories from Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and Alfred
Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine |
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| Computer Chess |
| 794.17 Hsu |
Hsiung, Feng |
Behind Deep Blue: Building the Computer That Defeated the World Chess Champion |
| 794.17 Lev |
Levy, David N. L. |
Chess and Computers |
| 794.17 Lev |
Levy, David N. L. |
How Computers Play Chess |
| 794.17 New |
Newborn, Monty |
Kasparov Versus Deep Blue: Computer Chess Comes of Age |
| 794.172 Law |
Lawrence, Al |
Playing Computer Chess: Getting the Most Out of Your Game |
| Shogi |
| 794.1 Oh1j |
Ohara, Eiroku |
Japanese Chess: The Game of Shogi |
Multimedia
"Victory goes to the player who makes the next-to-last mistake."
- Chessmaster Savielly Grigorievitch Tartakower, 1887-1956
Printed List October 1998 jw
Updated for the Web October 2003 sdc / last updated March 2008 sdc
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