ELO: 1800–2000
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1234 Modern End-Game Studies
Melissa A. Sutherland, H. M. Lommer
ELO: 1800–2000
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Melissa A. Sutherland, H. M. Lommer
ELO: -800 - 2200+
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ChessReads
ELO: 2000–2200
1 review

Karsten Müller, Alex Fishbein
ELO: 2000–2200+
0 reviews

Ghenrikh M. Kasparyan
ELO: 800–1000
1 review

Thomas Willemze
ELO: 1400–1900
0 reviews

Sergei Tkachenko
ELO: 1200–1400
0 reviews

Laszlo Polgar
ELO: 1800–2000
0 reviews

August Livshits, Jon Speelman
ELO: 2000–2200+
4 reviews

Jan Timman
ELO: 1400–1900
0 reviews

Sergei Tkachenko
ELO: 1400–1900
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Sergei Tkachenko
ELO: 1400–1900
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Sergei Tkachenko
ELO: 1800–2000
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Jan Timman
ELO: 1400–1900
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Ger van Perlo
ELO: 1400–1600
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Glenn Flear
ELO: 0–2200+
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ELO: 1400–1900
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Sergei Tkachenko
ELO: 1400–1900
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Sergei Tkachenko
ELO: 1400–1900
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Sergei Tkachenko
Chess books on the endgame, the most important area of study according to most coaches. They are divided into theoretical endgames, those that cover technical positions such as the Lucena, complex endgames, books that focus on endgame strategy, principles, and patterns, and feature positions we cannot solve with tablebases, and puzzle and studies collections, which, similarly to the same category in middlegame books, contains problems for the reader to solve instead of teaching theory.