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Chess: Improving And Staying Sharp is a chess book by Eric Tangborn, published by Chess Digest in 1996. It contains 78 pages and uses Algebraic (AN) notation.
The book focuses on topics strong players need to study to improve and stay sharp, with lessons on attack and counterattack, tactical exercises, strategy, endgame play, and more.
Contents include: Lesson 1: Attack and Counterattack, Lesson 2: Tactical Exercises I, Lesson 3: Art of Strategy, Lesson 4: Tactical Exercises II, Lesson 5: Art of the Endgame, Lesson 6: Tactical Exercises III, and an Epilogue: Odds and Ends.
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