Links

Links

This part of the site is always under construction.

Click here to reach a new project of mine: a book on classical english rhetoric.

http://www.ukchessblogger.com: an interesting chess blog. Check it out.

http://www.chessboss.com/ is a new place to easily play chess online.

http://www.chessmemoryaids.com/ is an interesting and enthusiastic new site for developing tactical skill. It has lessons, many of which point back to this site, and a number of other resources as well.

Dave Regis's site, the Exeter Chess Club Coaching Page, has an outstanding collection of free lessons on many aspects of the game, including chess tactics.

Dan Heisman's site, www.danheisman.com, contains a wealth of fine instructional material of various sorts, again including chess tactics, that may be of interest to you if you like this site.

www.professorchess.com is still another first-rate source of online instruction: chess tactics and more; some of it is free.

The Chess Cafe, of course, has lots of good stuff, including a fine links page.

The Campbell Report is a leading resource for correspondence chess players.

Michael Goeller has an extensive index of good online chess resources, along with some other interesting material devised by the author.

Mark Weeks's "About Chess" page is another great place to go to find learning materials -- his own, and links to those of others. Here is one part focusing on chess tactics; here is another.

A.J. Goldsby's Cool Links page is a tremendous collection of links to chess resources; and he has a lot of other nifty stuff here.

The University of Pittsburgh Chess Club Page has another impressive collection of links.

The Reluctant Messenger's site also has links to good stuff on chess tactics.

You might be interested in testing your new knowledge of chess tactics on some practice problems. You can find good sets of them, along with more good instructional material, at The Huntsville Chess Club Site. Here are the chess tactics puzzles.

I also suggest the chess tactics puzzles at Michael Musgrove's Chesshaven site.

Jon Edwards has a chess tactics page as part of his excellent and extensive site.

There is lots of good stuff at the Chessville site, including a well-done set of lessons in chess tactics by Evan Kreider.

Stuart the Maniac's Chess Closet has lots of useful links to chess sites with ratings of them; there is other interesting stuff there, too, including a system of inquiries to consider before making a move.

The Chess Drum has a useful section in its chess academy section on chess tactics; it includes some very nice exercises that I recommend.

The Chess Chronicle looks interesting; it's a semi-monthly online magazine. At this writing I have not yet had a chance to sample it, but I'm always happy to alert people to a promising new project.

And then there is All the King's Men, a fine source of chess sets, and , Chess Books Online, a place to buy chess books.