The series of books covers all the squeeze positions identified by the author.  Since there are so many there is a book on each group of squeezes.  In fact I have a database of all the positions and it runs to over 1100.  For those unfamiliar with squeezes, there is a link on this page to an explanation.

Publication dates: The dates of publication may slip (it's surprising how much has to be done after the final draft) and this page will be updated to show the present status.  Further information on each book can be seen by following the links on the left.

 Prices:  This is not planned as a money-making project but I need to recover most of the direct costs.  Prices are dependent on currency variations and printing costs. 

Downloads: As the books are published there will be a free download of addenda and corrigenda to each book.

Threat analysis:  The books all refer to threats (menaces).  Each book defines the threats used in the positions in the book but all the possible threats will also be made available as a download book at minimal cost.  This will be made available late during the overall publishing process and will be updated and corrected in line with new discoveries.  At present I have over 250 threat types.

Example deals and material:  I need as many examples of deals for all compound and guard squeezes and the less common trump squeezes as I can get.  The strip squeezes are also rather short of examples for the more uncommon positions and I am in the process of organising what I have.  Any deals submitted and included in the books will be formally acknowledged and gratefully received.  Tim Bourke has kindly sent me a large amount of great material on secondary double, guard, clash, trump and compound squeezes.  Julian Pottage has also sent me some good material.

Use of colour:  The text includes limited use of colour to enhance the positions but the cost of printing in colour is still too high and would make the books prohibitively expensive (Double Squeezes in colour, for example costs me £55 per copy).  I do hope, however, that the costs of colour printing will reduce (after all it is only a small amount, unlike a picture book with extensive use of colour) allowing future editions to be printed in colour.  Not long ago colour laser printers cost over £2,500 but now they are available in every high street for £100; perhaps the same will become true of colour printing.  All source text is kept in colour so printing new editions in colour will be straightforward.  If demand exists I may make colour downloads available.  I can supply colour copies of the books at cost but be warned - they are expensive!