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Eric Schillerno

Welcome to Chess Master Eric Schiller's website!

 

I'm Eric Schiller. Born and raised in New York, I am now residing in Palo Alto, California. I spend my time doing many things, mostly involving chess, linguistics, computers and music, and political activities.

I am often online in various chess communities ( mainly chess.com, chessgames.com, chesscube.com) and blog at www.dailyKos.com as MakeChessNotWar.

I teach chess and English skills on the SF Peninsula and online. In 20011 I am teaching schools for Bay Area Chess.

My Facebook page is Eric Schiller2.

 

If you are looking for Eric Schiller who composed some new age music, that's not me, and sadly the talented young man passed away in 2000. Nor am I the Eric Schiller who studies water management. And I'm not the Eric Schiller who wrestles, except with ideas. Isn't life on the 'Net confusing?

To view many of my interesting games of chess, just click on the "search games" button below.  Or select any other player. Chessgames.com has them all!

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The Rubinstein Attack: An Opening Strategy for White (BrownWalker/Universal Publishers)

Read online

How to Succeed in the Queen Pawn Openings (with John Watson, Trafford)

HSQPOI cover

 
One Move Checkmates

is now available at all good bookstores!

An endgame book in a unique format for all levels of players.

 

 

First Chess Openings will get you started properly!

For a huge selection of chess books, equipment and software at great prices, click here.

 

   
Coming Soon:
  • Spanish Gambiuts (new edition) Ishii Press
  • Chess Strategy for Advanced Students Ishii Press
  • Saving Lost Positions (new edition) Ishii Press 
Ebooks

  • The Morphy Gambit (Chessworks 2011) 
  • The Sicilian Pterodactyl (Chessworks 2011) 

 

 

 

 

 

GET THE FACTS!!!!

American corporate media are utterly useless for getting the facts about what is going on in the world. The following links will get you to the truth about what is going on in the world. Visit them often!

 

For more, see the Links page.