Attacking the Castled King by Eric Schiller

Attacking the Castled King by Eric Schiller is a practical instructional guide focused on building successful attacks against a castled king.

The book explains how to create and exploit attacking chances through piece coordination, open lines, pawn breaks, and tactical sacrifices.

Schiller presents common attacking patterns that arise after castling, showing how to recognize weaknesses around the king’s position.

It includes annotated examples and tactical illustrations that demonstrate how strong attacks are constructed and converted into wins.

The emphasis is on practical attacking methods that can be applied in real games rather than abstract theory.

A valuable book for club players, improving students, and tactical players, especially those looking to strengthen their attacking skills against the castled king.