Vraag om op boek van Yochanan te stemmen

[Oortje]

Zaterdag werd het al even aangehaald door Albert, maar Yochanan is met zijn boek "Invisible Chess Moves" in de race voor Book of the year 2011 Hij zou het prettig vinden wanneer wij zijn boek zouden willen ondersteunen. Stemmen kan tot 15 januari. Hieronder een e-mail van hem met meer informatie en diverse links.

Dear chessfriend,

I hereby ask your kind help. The website has just
started the voting for The Book of the Year 2011 and my book (together
with co-author Emmanuel Neiman) Invisible Chess Moves ( published by
New In Chess with French and Spanish versions) ) is a candidate too.

More about the book:

If you think the book deserves to be among the finalists you may help
us by voting in the preliminaries. It's rather simple and shouldn't
last more than two minutes:

a. Go to
b. Go to "Book of the Year" (second item in the menu)
c. Click the e-mail address: info@chesscafe.com and write your
choice: Invisible Chess Moves.

There is one vote for each computer however if you wish to add more
supporters we will not protest...
The preliminary voting will end on January 15th but why postpone it?
I appreciate your collaboration and wish you a healthy and most
successful new year.

Greetings, Yochanan

You are also kindly invited to visit my website:

[NPC]

Het heeft blijkbaar geholpen. Hij is door naar de laatste drie. We mogen dus weer.

http://www.chesscafe.com/Reviews/botyr2.htm

[Oortje]

Nog ruim een week de tijd om het boek een eretitel mee te geven.

[Oortje]

Het is Yochanan gelukt: zijn Invisible Chess Moves is Book of the Year 2012 bij Chess Café Gefeliciteerd, Yochanan!

[VanDis]

"And the winner is...

After several weeks of voting, one book stood out as the runaway winner. In previous years the voting has been close round-by-round, or one book will do well in the first round, but falter in the second. This year, players from three countries (France, Israel, and The Netherlands) rallied around just one title:

Invisible Chess Moves has been voted the ChessCafe.com 2011 Book of the Year. Congratulations to authors Yochanan Afek and Emmanuel Neiman, along with publisher New In Chess. Thank you to all those who voted!"