Is this book good?

Is the art ofattack good for openings and traps

Who wrote it? And I certainly hope not! (talk about useless).

"... . British publishers have led the way in the re-release of these books, oftentimes employing the talent of GM John Nunn to update material, convert notation and generally make other additions that he deems appropriate. This time it is one of the great books of chess literature, Art of Attack in Chess by Vladimir Vukovic, first released in English in 1965.
This particular version appeared at the end of 1998 and is the twelfth (!) edition of Vukovic's masterpiece. Nunn has done a reasonably good job of preparing the material for today's chess player. ...
If you think after perusing the Contents that this book represents a complete treatment of the Attack, you would be correct. ..."
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www.amazon.com/Art-Attack-Chess-Ladimir-Vukovic/dp/1857444000?asin=1857444000&revisionId=&format=4&depth=1

@DamianCatana said in #1:
> Is the art ofattack good for openings and traps

It’s not a book about openings and traps. It’s a much better book than that. It’s a book about how to attack the king. The uncastled king. The castled king. The classic bishop sac, when it works and when it doesn’t. Etc. I’m sure there are YouTube videos on it out there.