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That was a nice summary of the topic. Simon Williams, in the preview for one of his video courses gave the following checklist for finding good moves: (1) Checks and captures, (2) Make a threat, (3) […

Your reference to "How To Choose A Chess Move" by Soltis was interesting. I had to check it out. It's out of print, and Amazon says that used copies are going for in the $90 to $100 range. Guess I'll …

FYI -- the video played fine from the Lichess site when I switched to a more mainstream browser.

Well, the video didn't play when using my preferred browser, but I went and found it on YouTube. Quite entertaining. I took a guess on the mystery White player, and was correct. Had no clue about the …

I think a lot of your books are a bit under level for what you should be studying now. But there are some good ones there: -- Art of Logical Thinking -- MacDonald is very good at explaining what is go…

Your question suggests that you are not very experienced playing chess seriously, and that you therefore not yet much stronger than an average tournament player. For someone like that I would suggest …