When the first volume of Chess Mazes was released, it was an immediate hit with both chess instructors and students. It was a completely new kind of chess puzzle to help develop your chessplaying visualization skills.
In Chess Mazes 2, author Bruce Alberston has created another 216 fascinating chess mazes. This book is geared for intermediate and advanced beginners. Designed to keep pace with a student?s increasing development, the chapters appear in progressive order of difficulty, and form kind of a chess course in itself.
As German International Grandmaster Karsten Mueller observed in his Introduction to the first volume, solving Chess Maze puzzles is "?excellent training to avoid one-move blunders!"
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments 4
Signs, Symbols and Abbreviations 4
Introduction 5
Chapter One: Bishop, Rook, and Knight Mazes 13
Bishop Mazes - Problems 1-36 21
Rook Mazes - Problems 37-72 27
Knight Mazes - Problems 73-108 33
Chapter Two: Queen, Pawn, and King Mazes 39
Queen Mazes - Problems 109-144 52
Pawn Mazes - Problems 145-180 58
King Mazes - Problems 181-216 64
Solutions to Chess Mazes 70
Bishop Mazes - Problems 1-36 70
Rook Mazes - Problems 37-72 82
Knight Mazes - Problems 73-108 94
Queen Mazes - Problems 109-144 106
Pawn Mazes - Problems 145-180 118
King Mazes - Problems 181-216 130
