"Short Chess" is a fascinating work from the author A. A. Matsukevich, which opens to the reader the world of strategies and tactics, concluded in the framework of one of the most intelligent games of mankind This book will be a real find for both experienced chess players and those who are just starting their journey in this fascinating world. From the first pages of “Short Chess” the reader plunges into the atmosphere of the chessboard, where each figure has its own history, and each party has its own secrets. Matsukevich masterfully combines theory and practice, offering readers not only to learn the basic principles of the game, but also to understand how they can be applied in real games. The book is filled with practical examples that will help the reader to develop analytical thinking and learn to predict the moves of the opponent. One of the main themes of the book is the art of quick thinking and decision-making. In a limited time, when every second counts, a chess player needs not only to know the rules, but also to be able to instantly react to the actions of the enemy. Matsukevich shares with readers his personal experiences and strategies that will help improve the skills of playing fast chess. This book will become a real guide for those who want to master the art of "short" chess, where each game is not only a struggle, but also a real art. "Short chess" will be suitable for a wide audience: from schoolchildren who are just beginning to get acquainted with this game, to adults seeking to improve their skills. If you are looking for an interesting read that not only entertains, but also develops, then this book is for you. It will be an excellent gift for chess lovers, as well as for those who want to learn how to think strategically in everyday life. Matsukevich, as an author, is known for his unique style, which combines accessibility of presentation and a deep understanding of the subject. His previous works have also earned recognition among readers, due to the clarity and logic of the presentation. In Short Chess, he continues this tradition by making complex concepts understandable and accessible to a wide audience. The themes raised in the book go beyond the game itself. Matsukevich touches on the issues of patience, concentration and the ability to work with failures, which makes Short Chess not only a manual for the game, but also a real philosophy applicable in various spheres of life. The reader will be able to see how chess can become a metaphor for decision-making, strategic planning and even personal growth. If you’ve ever thought about how to improve your chess skills or just want to learn more about how this game can enrich your life, A. A. Matsukevich will be your reliable assistant . Immerse yourself in the world of chess, where each game is not just a game, but a real art that requires skill, intuition and strategic thinking. Do not miss the opportunity to discover new horizons in the world of chess with this wonderful book!