WINNING UNORTHODOX OPENINGS
by Angus Dunnington

You are all geared up as Black to play a sharp main-line opening – but then White opens with some unusual first move. Every chess-player knows how disconcerting this can be, and how easy it is for Black to land in trouble if he reacts incautiously.
This book is the first time that a master has provided sound practical advice on how to handle both the white and the black side of these openings. Dunnington’s common-sense approach to such openings as the Bird, Nimzo-Larsen, Sokolsky and Grob is based on his many years of experience of club, weekend and international chess.

Concise coverage of White’s alternatives to I e4, I d4, I c4 and I Nf3 
Written by an expert on subtle flank openings 
Equips the reader for all key transpositions
Explains winning strategies for White and Black

Angus Dunnington is an experienced international master from England. He is an Olympiad trainer and has coached the English juniors at the last two World Junior championships. He has been chess correspondent for the Yorkshire Post for more than 15 years

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