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What prayformojo should consume next

1. 
   How to Reassess Your Chess: The Complete Chess-Mastery Course(Exp. 3rd Edition) by Jeremy Silman

   Suggested by:

   Krumb says, "This is a great book to help you get into the pace of things."
   
   
2. 
   The Coffee Trader by David Liss

   note: amsterdam
   
   
3. 
   How Proust Can Change Your Life: Not a Novel by Alain De Botton

   Suggested by:

   Shervin Afshar says, "A joyful read for Proust-lovers."
   
   
4. 
   How to Beat Your Dad at Chess (Gambit Chess) by Murray Chandler

   Suggested by:

   rteeter says, "This book is not just for kids. It goes through 50 different strategies -- mostly checkmates, but sometimes leading to the taking of important pieces of your opponent. It requires some study, but it's worth it."
   
   
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   The American chessplayer's handbook, based on the work of Staunton and modern authorities;: Teaching the rudiments of the game, and giving an analysis ... by appropriate games actually played by Howard Staunton

   Suggested by:

   Christopher Hurtado says, "The pieces we play chess with are named after this author."
   
   
6. 
   The Royal Game & Other Stories by Stefan Zweig

   Suggested by:

   eevaa says, "I know you wanted something on strategy, but I couldn't resist recommending this to you. It's a novel about the relationship between chess and madness."
   
   
7. 
   Teach Yourself Go (Teach Yourself Leisure & Home Reference) by Charles Matthews

   Suggested by:

   chrisg67 says, "Try playing go - this will help your study of chess too :-)"