Disclaimer:
I have NO financial interest in their books.
I received a catalog of chess books by McFarland Publishing
in the mail today and can highly recommend their books. I have a couple and am
impressed with the quality, but be aware that they are pricey. For example, Alekhine’s Best Games 1902-1946 by
Skinner and Verhoeven which contains 2,543 games will cost you $125; I don’t
think there are any notes, just game scores with diagrams. Prices are generally
in the $45 range! Looking through the
catalog I could have spent about $500.
There are books with biographies and annotated games on the
great, near great and obscure players: Botvinnik, Nimzovich, Capablanca, Victorian
players, Emil Kemeny, Kashdan, Arthur Kaufmann, W.H.K. Pollack, Adolf Albin,
Julius Finn, Amos Burn, James Mason, Albert Hodges, James A. Leonard, Walter
Penn Shipley, Steinitz, Frank Marshall, Thomas Frere, Reshevsky, Reuben Fine
and more. Next year they will be
publishing books on Samuel Lipschutz, Vera Menchick and Ignaz Kolisch.
McFarland is a publisher of academic and nonfiction books
ranging from history, military history, sports, literature, etc. Check them out
at McFarland Publishing. If you live in Europe,
Australia, Asia or Africa you can check them out at Eurospanbookstore.
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