Geller: Grandmaster Ivan Bukavshin: A Chess Prodigy’s Career in 64 Games SN_required true Eric Fleischman shows you how

Eric Fleischman shows you how to bypass a lot of that body of theory

it is running: “Mastering basic rook endgames” and on the first page it is written “Mastering practical rook endgames”

showcasing his positional play and tournament success

The book is a quick read (no moves or diagrams)

Geller: Grandmaster Ivan Bukavshin: A Chess Prodigy’s Career in 64 Games SN_required true Eric Fleischman shows you howIvan Bukavshin, born in Rostov on Don in 1995, was a chess prodigy. He was European U12, U14 and U16 champion and placed third in the world U16 championships among many other successes, gaining the grandmaster title at just 16 years of age. Ivan finished third in the Aeroflot Open in 2015, behind Daniil Dubov and Ian Nepomniachtchi, where he put in a performance rating of 2803. Ivan achieved a series of 2700+ performances over 2013 2015. He tragically