The Practical Endgame Bible Best-Selling Chess Software/DVDs The youngest of the three

The youngest of the three Polgar sisters

more of them fully annotated by Botvinnik

GM Vincent Keymer states in his foreword:

hardback and full-colour hardback

and names that today will be unfamiliar yet were big stars at the time: Riumin

The Practical Endgame Bible Best-Selling Chess Software/DVDs The youngest of the threeThere are many books devoted to basic endgames, even from the Middle Ages. Principles of typical endgames (such as keeping the rook behind a passed pawn, not setting pawns on the same colored squares as your bishops, distant pawns being more dangerous than central ones etc.) are well known too. But what about "complex endgames"? I have in mind endgames with at least two pieces on each side; well I dont find them often nor sufficiently well explained