Jefferson Sousa

A book that really delivers what it promises. Even with some outdated teaching methods, it is a work that deserves to be on the shelf of any good chess player.

A masterpiece that manages to cross postmodern poetry, eloquences between pure feelings and the heavy hand that pulls us towards reality. Deep down, but realy deep down, all affective feelings of all people are the same, and Frank Ocean knew how to dig them up to bring them to the surface and show us that it's okay to love what was not made to love, that it's okay to feel remorse, pain or longing, because it's with these intangible things that we become tangible.