Benjamin: American Grandmaster improvers may also contribute subliminally to

may also contribute subliminally to the fact that traps in chess

Trompowsky Attack & London System is practical

players will dramatically boost their skills – without carrying the excess baggage that many of their opponents will be struggling with

"Aside from its entertainment value

explanatory prose and even production value

Benjamin: American Grandmaster improvers may also contribute subliminally toJoel Benjamin is one of the most prominent faces in the history of US chess. At thirteen years of age he broke Bobby Fischer's record as the youngest ever national master, and this was followed by countless tournament successes. Perhaps most famously, in 1997 he hit the headlines when he became the chess consultant for IBM's Deep Blue computer, which made history by beating World Champion Garry Kasparov in an epic encounter. In American Grandmaster,