This title is contemporarily sold out. Date of arrival unknown. (Associative thinking in chess. The power of an average move - stonework). The book deals with an important and at the same time little explored topic - associative thinking. This is especially important today, when there is a great amount of information available, coming quickly from various sources. Among the topics covered in the book are The problem of exchange when defending lesser positions, Active or passive defense, Associative thinking in better positions, The art of maneuvering, Realizing advantage, Associative thinking in Rook endgames, Playing wide or narrowing the game, and many others. Name index at the end. Picture shows table of contents. Mikhail Shereshevsky is a long-time successful coach, author of The Shereshevsky Method to Improve in Chess, S molodozhyu - v endshpil 1-2, Strategia endshpilya, and others.