Books
- Keres, Paul; Kotov, Alexander (1964). The Art of the Middle Game. Penguin Books
- Keres, Paul (1984). Practical Chess Endings. Batsford. ISBN 0-7134-4210-7
- Keres, Paul (1960). Keres' Best Games of Chess. Dover
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