A Cutting-edge Gambit against the Queen's Indian: Hit the Nimzowitsch Variation with 6.d5!

The book shows why the line is so attractive for White: fascinating chess, great complexity, chances to create fantastic attacking possibilities. This is exactly what we love chess for.--Alexei Shirov, International Grandmaster; author of Fire on Board

One reason this is an important line is that once Black has committed to a Queen's Indian, there aren't too many reasonable ways for him to avoid this gambit. The authors' work is thorough, accurate and creative. It's a very good book.--Dennis Monokroussos "The Chess Mind "

It is clear that the authors have done their utmost to make the variations transparent and understandable. They came up with quite a few novelties.--Uwe Bekemann, German Correspondence Chess Federation