Title: Great Player, lousy book
Product review: Like many younger players, I'm a fan of Josh Waitzkin, but it seems like he didn't really try to do anything with this book. The book should actually be titled Waitzkins Best Combinations, as that and some good prose is all the book contains. In essence, you won't learn to attack like Josh Waitzkin by reading this book. Skip it and go to Vuvoviks The Art of Attack in Chess, the best on this topic. And if you really want this book, you can have mine.
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