Books

* Sicilian Defence: Scheveningen. Moscow: Physical Culture and Sports, 1984. 240 pp. (Theory of openings). (Co-authored with A. Nikitin)
* Test of time. Baku: Azerneshr, 1985. 297 pp., [12] L. silt.
* Two of the Match: The match and a rematch for the world championship. Moscow: Physical Culture and Sports, 1987. 254, [2]., [16] L. silt.
* Unlimited fight. Moscow: Physical Culture and Sports, 1989. 190, [2]., [24] L. silt. ISBN 5-278-00297-2. (2 nd ed.: Moscow: Interbook, 1990. 189, [3]., [8] L. Il. ISBN 5-7664-0144-2.)
* My great predecessors. Moscow: RIPOL Classic, 2003-2006. (Great chess world):

1. From Steinitz to Alekhine. 2003. 508 pp., [16] L. silt. ISBN 5-7905-1997-0. (Extra edition 2005).
2. From Euwe to Tal. 2003. 526, [1]., [32] L. silt. ISBN 5-7905-1996-2.
3. From Petrosian to Spassky. 2004. 381, [1]., [24] L. silt. ISBN 5-7905-2979-8.
4. Fisher and stars of the West. 2005. 542, [1]., [24] L. silt. ISBN 5-7905-3317-5.
5. Karpov and Korchnoi. 2006. 526, [1]., [24] L. silt. ISBN 5-7905-4206-9.

* Opening Revolution 70. Moscow: RIPOL Classic, 2007. 443, [3]. (Modern Chess). ISBN 978-5-7905-5078-2.
* Chess as a model of life. – London: Penguin Books, 2007. – ISBN 978-5-699-22620-7

(Book originally published in English (How life imitates chess, ISBN 978-1-59691-387-5); in

the English edition is referred to co-author en: Mig Greengard).

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