Jonathan Rowson is a Scottish chess player and philosopher.
Jonathan Rowson
Seven Deadly Chess Sins
This book investigates the psychological pitfalls that we all fall for when we play chess. Understand why you sometimes make bad moves and how to notice this earlier.
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Levon Aronian
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Besides, I enjoy Seven Deadly Chess Sins by Jonathan Rowson. It's a very atypical book which raises extremely important topics. I think that if a world-class GM studies it well, he/she could get a kind of a manual on psychological struggle at the top level.
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Jonathan Rowson
Chess for Zebras
Chess for Zebras is a great book about the psychology of chess which tackles the questions why is it hard for adult players to improve and if whites first mover advantage is a myth.
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Daniel Naroditsky
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The "Seven Deadly Chess Sins" and "Chess for Zebras" are both fantastic books on chess psychology.
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