The King's Indian for the Attacking Payer (Batsford Chess Library: Openings)

178 pp. In recent years the theory of the ever-popular King's Indian Defence has undergone a remarkable transformation, with whole new defensive systems being introduced to grandmaster practice. This highly topical book, by one of England's leading young theoreticians, deals with each of these exciting new discoveries. Includes a complete black repertoire against every popular variation, and features brilliant attacking games by such leading King's Indian exponents as Kasparov, Shirov, and Gelfand, with over forty complete, illustrative games highlighting key points.