Еще пример
Была такая хорошая книжка Таля и Дамского - Атака
А потом в том же томе один Дамский с Защитой и Контратокой

Первую часть спасает юмор и класс Таля. Плюс четкий расклад на хуки и свинги.
Без Таля это уже унылое гно

Потому что нет какой нить передачи типа "Шахматный радар" на спортивном канале где бы уважаемые маестры объясняли пионерам про книжки и новых блогеров с их контентом, где шлак а где можно послушать и почитать, не травмируя пионерскую психику.

Не забывайте, что Таль наговаривал свою книжку (слова и анализы записывал Дамский) будучи смертельно больным, в последние недели своей жизни.
Дамский свою книгу "Контратака" написал ранее в одиночку.
Может, у вас такой "сдвоенный" вариант.

Самые популярные блогеры это же шлак.

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