Description
A concise and practical survey of flank systems by Raymond Keene, issued as part of the BCM Quarterly series (No. 13). The book, subtitled “A study of Reti’s Opening, the Catalan, English and King’s Indian Attack complex”, tackles these non-classical openings, emphasising plans, typical structures, and playable lines. Keene’s approach is direct and repertoire-minded, making it especially useful for players seeking to adopt flexible, less charted openings and to steer the game into middlegames of their own choosing.
A representative period piece of British opening literature, the work combines clarity with practical over-the-board guidance, and remains of interest both to collectors of British Chess Magazine publications and to players exploring the strategic ideas behind flank play.
Algebraic notation. Condition: Good. Light tearing at head of spine.
