Synopsis
These abbreviated, two-move problems will help chess players sharpen their mind and improve their game. In every one, White has already made its first move, and it's up to the puzzler to figure out Black's defenses and the mating moves that refute them. Plan for the unexpected, and remember: the real fun of solving these puzzles will be in discovering how ingeniously their composers have accounted for every detail. The author lives in New York, NY., These abbreviated two-move problems will help chess players sharpen their mind and improve their game. In every one, White has already made its first move, and it's up to the puzzler to figure out Black's defences and the mating moves that refute them.
