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Chess Mail, the top
correspondence chess publisher.
 Our
new CC book is here: order now!
This 160-page book, now available, is an anthology
of most of the best in CC writing, edited by Tim Harding.
It has a wide variety of information and entertainment
on the subject of correspondence chess from the earliest days to the present
day.
See the Table of Contents.
An order form is now available; a PayPal
order form is also available.
Here is a link to a review
in French by Eric Ruch. There has also been a favourable review in
The Scotsman by GM Paul Motwani and another one by GM Jean Hébert;
in the French-Canadian magazine Au Nom du Roi. We expect to see
some more reviews soon and will post a page when there are more English-language
reviews.
The book is edited by Tim Harding who writes an introduction
and chooses some classic texts and annotated games. The CC careers of
the great masters Alekhine and Keres are examined in detail.
The text includes some reprinted articles and games
from 'Chess Mail' over the years but these have been re-edited and updated,
as have some of the other contributions. The book also includes a lot
of material that has never appeared in CM, including two articles never
before puboished in English.
The book includes contributions from CC-GMs Jonathan
Berry, Dick van Geet and Gennady Nesis, chess historian Egbert Meissenburg,
and leading CC writers Ivan Bottlik, Kevin Embrey, Jonathan Edwards &
Stephan Gerzadowicz. 'The Write Move' also includes a thorough bibliography
of CC writings in English.
Premium Subscribers were sent this book automatically.
Other readers should order promptly as the print
run will be short and we expect to sell out the book within a few months.
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