The art of the game
Learn the moves. Record your games.
Meet the minds behind the board.
01 / Learn & play
Each lesson presents one manageable concept, allowing children to build confidence without feeling overwhelmed. Along the way, they can color chess characters, trace movement paths, complete visual exercises, and practice the helpful routine: Stop, Look, Think, Move.
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02 / Record & reflect
Featuring a timeless design with a medieval twist, this chess scorebook captures the spirit of a centuries-old duel between minds. With notation-ready pages, you’ll be able to document every move, analyze every tactic, and revisit your most brilliant or blunder-filled matches. Ideal for tournament play, club games, or personal study, it’s the perfect tool for growth and memory.
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03 / The Spanish Opening
Whether you’re sharpening your opening repertoire or diving into classical strategies, this beautifully crafted logbook offers the perfect space to track, annotate, and analyze your games. Featuring 100 high-quality game sheets, each designed for easy notation and deep reflection, this chess journal supports your growth as a player by helping you spot patterns, study lines, and revisit key moments from your matches.
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04 / The Match of the Century
Step into history and strategy with the Cold War Chess Logbook, a unique blend of chess journal and historical tribute. Inspired by the legendary 1972 World Championship match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky—the “Match of the Century”—this logbook combines Cold War intrigue with practical tools for every serious chess player.
View on Amazon05 / A legendary rivalry
From the marathon 1984 World Championship match to the unforgettable title battles that followed, Kasparov and Karpov produced some of the finest chess ever played. Their six-year struggle showcased brilliant strategy, psychological endurance, and world-class preparation, inspiring generations of players to study, compete, and improve. This logbook honors that remarkable legacy while giving you the space to create your own.
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06 / Chess in fiction
Follow Paul Morphy from the salons of New Orleans to the American Chess Congress, the cafes of Paris, and the courts of European power, where his calm precision and dazzling imagination leave masters, generals, patrons, and rivals stunned. But Morphy is no ordinary champion. He sees chess as art, discipline, and proof of intellect, yet he longs for a life beyond the board.
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