The Refutation of the Sicilian

That's why I was asking if they re-released it in algebraic.

I'd say it fits in nicely right between Logical Chess and Most Instructive Games.

If not then Ebay and these other places.

wait.....

Just googled it and found this.

http://www.amazon.com/Chess-Master-vs-Amateur/dp/0486279472#_

it even lets you peek inside (descriptive) also the copying appears faded.
But at least it does appear they and a few other sellers have it.

Originally posted by greenpawn34
That's why I was asking if they re-released it in algebraic.

I'd say it fits in nicely right between Logical Chess and Most Instructive Games.

If not then Ebay and these other places.

wait.....

Just googled it and found this.

http://www.amazon.com/Chess-Master-vs-Amateur/dp/0486279472#_

it even lets you peek inside (descriptive) also the copying appears faded.
But at least it does appear they and a few other sellers have it.

Originally posted by Mad Rook
I don't think it's available in algebraic - Only descriptive.

For info, the print quality in the Dover book is better than that shown by the Amazon preview. Not great quality, but decent. It's odd that the print quality of the Amazon preview would be that bad.

Originally posted by USArmyParatrooper
What is meant by "algebraic" and "descriptive"?