Chess Books

It occurred to me that since I have been specializing on books about chess and that I have a good number available for folks at reasonable prices that it would make sense for me to list them for people. My own experience with chess is that I start out good However, as the game progresses toward stalemate I subconsciously sabotage myself just to put an end to it. I know some of you out there really love the game. If I could find an accessible book about how to close a game I might derive more enjoyment out of, if not winning, at least understanding what was going on while I lost.
Anyway, what follows is a list of the various books I have available on the game.

1. 100 Master Games of Modern Chess (Paperback 171 p.) By-Savelii Grigor'Evich Tartakover, Dover Press ISBN-0486203174

2. Nigel Short, Chess Prodigy: His Career and Best Games (Hardcover 258 p.) By-David Short, Faber & Faber ISBN-0571117864

3. Lost Olympiad: Stockholm 1937 (Paperback) Publisher: British Chess Magazine

4. Caro-Kann: Smyslov System 4...Nd7 (Paperback 144 p.) By- Oleg Stetsko and Eduard Garfield, Everyman Chess, ISBN-1857441044

5. Ruy Lopez Breyer System (Batsford Chess Book) (Paperback 112 p.) By-L.S. Blackstock,, Publisher-David & Charles, ISBN-0713431423

6. Winning With the Kalashnikov (Openings) (Paperback 143 p.) By-Neil McDonald, Publisher- Henry Holt & Co. ISBN-0805039074

7. Winning With the Benko (Batsford Chess Library) (Paperback 144 p.) By-Byron Jacobs, Publisher-Henry Holt & Co. ISBN-0805039082

8. British Chess Magazine - 1923-1932 An Anthology (Paperback 126 p.) By-R.C. Griffith, Publisher-British Chess Magazine, ISBN-0900846453

9. Heavy Pieces in Action (Paperback 160 p.) By-Iakov Damsky, Publisher-Everyman Publishers, ISBN-1857440544

10. The Blumenfeld Gambit (Pergamon Chess Openings) (Paperback 107 p.) By-Jan Przewoznik and Malcolm Pein, Publisher-Pergamon Press, ISBN-0080371337

11. Correspondence Chess in America (Library Binding 278 p.) By-Bryce Avery, Publisher-McFarland & Company, ISBN-0786407336