I have decided to make another series of blindfold training books. If you do not know I have published two blindfold books so far: Blindfold Endgame Visualization and Blindfold Opening Visualization.
However, after solving some good mate-in-two problems blindfold I thought why not utilize the work I did with the large mate-in-two database I worked on earlier in the year to make a blindfold-mate-in-two-problem-workbook-series?
Here is an example problem:
VOGEL Peter, 1999
♔b6, ♖c7, ♘a7
♚a8, ♝b7
White to move
But before I go on I would like to ask you some questions. My idea is to make the workbook series include 3 books with rising difficulty levels (Level 1, Level 2, Level 3). The above problem would most likely be in the level 1 book.
The thing I would like to ask you is, how many problems would be manageable and good value for you if a book costs §9.99?
Also, I would like to get some ideas from you about how the book cover could look like. So if you have a brilliant idea, please drop a comment:
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/Martin
No figurines! On my mobile I had to blow up the image to read Kb6.
In the email that I received I thought that there was a pawn on b7. It's really hard to distinguish the bishop figurine from a pawn. You should use a standard font.