Publishing Schedule

Finally I have written the last chapter of Attacking Manual 2, plus annotated three extra games for Attacking Manual 1. The main reason for doing a second edition of AM1 is that some people disliked the layout. I am one of those people. Also, I am sad to admit that there were a number of […]

In our next release, Champions of the New Millennium, we have  changed the type of paper we are using. Instead of the usual Multioffset paper, we are using the classier Galerie paper. This works very well with the colour photos in the book and makes the book. The quality of the paper made me think

Finally it is possible for me to confirm that Grandmaster Repertoire 3 – The English Opening Volume One by acclaimed author Mihail Marin and Champions of the New Millennium by Ftacnik, Kopec and Browne are set for release on the 9th of September (unless something goes wrong at the last moment). Both books are up

It is very difficult to predict when authors will finish their works – also for the authors. Writing a book, even about chess, is an unpredictable business, and so is the life of the chess professionals we prefer as authors to our books. For example, Mihail Marin was working on his book on the English

International Master, Sabino Brunello, turned 20 only two weeks ago.  On the July list he is ranked second in Italy with 2547 in front of a number of grandmasters. Tomorrow Quality Chess will release Sabino’s first chess book, ATTACKING THE SPANISH, a 288 page guide to three hot and healthy gambits against the Ruy Lopez:

We have just finished our new Catalogue. It is available online at this link: http://www.qualitychess.co.uk/ebooks/Catalogue2009-webformat.pdf On page 31 you will be able to see our newest predictions on when the books are likely to be out. It should be clear that we are very busy in the months to come. Next out is Attacking the

Attacking the Spanish and Build up Your Chess 3 will be at our warehouse on the 15th of July. This means that they will be available in most shops over the following weekend, or on the following Monday. As always, it will take some time for the books to reach Amazon. The delay is intentional,

Tuesday we finally changed website provider, giving us a chance to change some information on the site that had grown old – as for example expected publishing dates. This also brings about the chance for creating a newsletter again, something we have been missing for a while. We would use this to announce our new