Middlegame
Sort:
Yeah, it's interesting that the middlegame doesn't seem to get as much attention. Modern Chess Strategy by Pachman and Amatuer's Mind by Silman both helped me quite a bit.
Amatuer's Mind is probably my personal favorite so far. Very very comprehensible, and a good reminder with a "to-do" list for nearly all ratings. The title is a little misleading, because it helps hone the skills of professionals as well.
My strategy is approaching the game like Capablanca did in his youth--no books at all! Muahhahahahaa! (So far-no good 
)
The no books method works fine if you have the natural talent/genius of a Capablanca ! Do you?
Reb, I just picked up those three books on a sale, can't wait to digg in to them.
Wow ! You found Euwe's books? They are usually hard to find, lucky you !
Alibris.com is the place to go for somewhat obscure books. Usually prices range from low to high but I have always been able to find the books I was lookin for
In the forums here I have seen discussion of books on endings and openings but almost nothing on the middlegame. I will start one by saying my favorite middlegame books are the two volumes on the Middlegame by Euwe and Vuckovic's - The Art of Attack Your favorites?