In this book, the American grandmaster, world champion introduces 60 of his games to the reader. These are not always the best of his games (three of them are played by Fisher), but they necessarily contain something memorable to the author. All 60 games commented in this book were played in the period 1957-1967 with strict observance of the tournament regulations. Parties are commented carefully and in detail by Fisher. Each game is preceded by a small, but accurate, characteristic written by GM Evans. The book helps to understand what is the true place of the outstanding American chess player in world chess. This book gives the key to unlocking one of the main secrets of Fisher's success - this is his exceptional dedication to the art of chess, incessant creative burning. The book fully reveals this secret, and that is its lasting value. Designed for qualified chess players.

USA, in Russian. The first edition of the book, banned in the USSR.

Reprinting of the famous book written by Alekhin immediately after winning the world championship. Includes a match with Capablanca.

Moscow, 1952 State publishing house "Physical education and sport". Publishing binding. Good safety. With black and white illustrations. The purpose of this book, published in connection with the centenary of the birth of the great Russian chess player Mikhail Ivanovich Chigorin, is to show the image of the founder of the Russian school in chess art, that school that was creatively deepened and perfected by Soviet masters, firmly taking first place in the world. The chess art of M.I. Chigorin is presented on the example of 120 of his selected games.

The book contains 100 selected games of Keres, which are an excellent illustration for his creative biography. The author's analyzes and comments are principled, filled with characteristic features of individuality and that spirit of self-criticism, without which it is impossible to comprehensively and objectively reveal the process of struggle and the depth of chess art.

The book is dedicated to the work of the three-time champion, outstanding chess player A. Karpov. It includes selected games played from 1969 to 1983, carefully selected and commented on by the author. The notes to them reflect Karpov's views on chess, his creative principles. In the book & ldquo; One Hundred Victory Games & rdquo; Anatoly Karpov appears before us as a worthy world champion, playing and winning, as a theorist, analyst, inquisitive researcher, continuer of the classical chess heritage. For highly qualified chess players.

A sakkozók világa nyilván azt tekintené magától értetődőnek, hogy egy nemzetközi sakknagymester és háromszoros magyar bajnok könyve elé, amelyben a szerző személyes életútjába ágyazott, több évtizedes versenyzői, majd szakvezetői pályafutását vallomásos nyíltsággal beszéli el, a műfaj hagyományos szokásaihoz híven, a "királyos játék" valamelyik professzionista kiválósága írjon bevezetőt, és kétségbevonhatatlan szakértelmének a hitelével jellemezze Bilek Istvánnnak a kortársi magyar sakkélet történetében és a nemzetközi élmezőnyben betöltött szerepét, legfőképpen pedig sakkozói talentumának a természetét és minőségét, ahogyan az, a pálya alkotói termésének, a válogatott játszmák saját elemzésű gyűjteményének a tükréből a valóban hozzáértő pályatárs számára kirajzolódik.

Fundamental biographical essay, lots of photos, parties.

The book is about outstanding Soviet chess players who have made a great contribution to the development of the geography and practice of the ancient game - M. Botvinnik, V. Smyslov, M. Tal, T. Petrosyan, B. Spassky, A. Karpov.