I'm currently attempting to turn Irving Chernev's Book: "Capablanca's Best Chess Endings" into a lichess study (Full credit to Irving Chernev. I highly recommend purchasing the book for yourself as there are many stories and further analysis that make you really enjoy analysing the games so much more).
Anyway, my analysis and annotation is slightly more light than the Book's annotation, however, I think the chess community could learn a lot from the study. I'm creating 2 chapters (Games) a day, with moderate annotation. Only one other study similar to this exists, which shows all 60 games, but this study provides no annotation or analysis (lichess.org/study/L71zWYW4)
Here is the link to my study: lichess.org/study/632oxXII
I hope you enjoy, and let me know any feedback you want either through messaging me, or through commenting on this post. It's not too heavy :)
(Oh and may I recommend move 29. Qxb5! of Game 2... wow!)
Anyway, my analysis and annotation is slightly more light than the Book's annotation, however, I think the chess community could learn a lot from the study. I'm creating 2 chapters (Games) a day, with moderate annotation. Only one other study similar to this exists, which shows all 60 games, but this study provides no annotation or analysis (lichess.org/study/L71zWYW4)
Here is the link to my study: lichess.org/study/632oxXII
I hope you enjoy, and let me know any feedback you want either through messaging me, or through commenting on this post. It's not too heavy :)
(Oh and may I recommend move 29. Qxb5! of Game 2... wow!)