Description
Hardback, 278 pages, Thinkers Publishing 2026
The purpose of The Thinking Process in Chess is to provide a resource to aid in development of chess skill for advanced players. The benefit can be twofold: first, the exercise of concrete calculation and evaluation skill by solving the positions. Second, the absorption of more general concepts provided in the solutions on the basis of concrete examples. We have always tried to take a specific example and not only explain it in itself but also try to help the reader see what lessons for chess thinking processes in general can be derived from it. There is not a single overarching theme these exercises are supposed to illustrate, but the recurring motif is striving for optimal activity above all. This, in author's evaluation, is not so much the feature of these specific positions, but rather the result the nature of chess as a game that always turns out to reward active and attacking play above purely material or defensive concerns
Born in 1998 Lukasz Jarmula is a Polish Grandmaster. His first GM norm was secured in January 2018 with a 6-3 result in the 8th Margaryan Memorial in Armenia. This 10-player round-robin event had an average ELO rating of 2503. Lukasz’s performance rating for this event was 2632! Lukasz’s second GM norm was earned at the GM section of the 2018 Czech Open where he finished 2nd behind GM Sergei Movsesian with a 2612 performance rating and his final norm, same tournament in 2020. In 2016 he shared 2-5th place at the European Youth U18 and in 2014 won the silver medal at the European Youth Team Championship. He is a successful coach, mentor, and a renowned chess theoretician. This is his fourth book for Thinkers Publishing.
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