Winning Chess Brilliancies

Rating:
Summary: Entertaining and Fun!
Review: You should read this for one primary reason: you enjoy playing through and understanding masterpieces. Is it strictly speaking instructive? Probably, but that's not the point. Do most people visit the Metropolitan Museum to learn how to paint?

If you're strictly looking to improve your game by playing through GM games, buy The Most Instructive Games Ever Played or Logical Chess Move by Move, or even Barden's self-scoring book. However, if you would attend Linares but you live in the U.S. or if you liked Bronstein's book about the Zurich '53 tournament (I read the Hochberg translation), you will like this one -- a lot!