recommend a book on mid-game plan and board evaluation Could someone recommend a book on mid-game strategy please? 

Things I am especially interested in are 


Make plans (and foresee opponents plan and stop it)
Evaluate current position
Evaluate positions at the end of calculation


I guess 2 is somewhat blended in 1 and 3. My problem is that even though I may be able to do some evaluation for the current position, it's very hard to do the same at the end of each variation I calculated. So I'm looking for both a more involved way to analyse current position and also a quick way to roughly evaluate positions down the line. (Or maybe practice is the only way?)

Thanks.

(Not really interested in tactics as this is not my bottleneck)
"The Art of The Middle Game" by Keres and Kotov comes to mind.  And an older book,"Strategy and Tactics in Chess" by Max Euwe, was long considered a classic in this area. Of course study always has to be combined with practice.