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Topic: How to analyze a position
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Does anyone have a favorite book, web-site, article, etc. on how to analyze a position?
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I read "How to think in chess" the best! it tells you how to analyse a position and do the right move... good luck
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Some "Experts" complain about Jeremy Silman's book, "How to Reassess your chess", saying that it is dogmatic, with many flaws and typos and bla, bla, bla, but I still think it is a good book, giving specific advice on what to look for in a position and act accordingly. He cites "Think like a grandmaster" as a good book too, but I haven't read it yet. What I learned with Silman's book was how to choose a side of the board to play; the side where you have better chances to gain an advantage (material or positional). Not bad  Sure using Fritz also (post-morten), trying some crazy plans and watching the engine work on the positions is interesting too. 
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