Hi!

This month's Novice Nook (http://www.chesscafe.com/heisman/heisman.htm) is an excerpt from my new book
Looking for Trouble, a book about identifying and reacting to threats in chess. There are 3 problems, one
each from the opening, middlegame, and endgame sections.

Also, I am compiling an errata list for the 220+ problems:
O4: There should be a Knight at b1 and not a Queen at d1.
O48: Remove the Black Bishop at c1
M24: In the final sentence the move is fxg5, not fxg4 (twice)
M86: ...“That can’t be right! How about something like 2.Re1?”

- Regards,
Dan H

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Hi!

This month's Novice Nook (http://www.chesscafe.com/heisman/heisman.htm) is an excerpt from my new book
Looking for Trouble, a book about identifying and reacting to threats in chess. There are 3 problems, one
each from the opening, middlegame, and endgame sections.

Also, I am compiling an errata list for the 220+ problems:
O4: There should be a Knight at b1 and not a Queen at d1.
O48: Remove the Black Bishop at c1
M24: In the final sentence the move is fxg5, not fxg4 (twice)
M86: ...“That can’t be right! How about something like 2.Re1?”

- Regards,
Dan H

Hi Dan,

Great book! My only loss in the last tourney I played in was due to
missing my opponent's threat so I hope your book will help me in this
area.

FYI. I did find a typo for Problem 5. I think it should say "White to
move".

thanks

Marty