The Even More Complete Chess Addict
The Even More Complete Chess Addict by Michael Fox, published by Faber & Faber in 1993, is a comprehensive exploration of chess trivia that spans 369 pages. This edition delves into a variety of intriguing topics, including unique openings, notable matches like Fischer versus Kasparov, and the eccentricities of chess history, offering readers a rich tapestry of facts and anecdotes related to the game.
Readers will discover a wealth of information, from the longest games and significant blunders to the quirks of famous players and the impact of chess on popular culture. The book covers a range of subjects within the realm of games and activities, particularly focusing on chess, making it an engaging read for enthusiasts and casual players alike. With its blend of humor and insight, this edition serves as a delightful resource for anyone interested in the fascinating world of chess.
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Takes readers into a jungle of chess trivia including the urinal opening, the dream match – Fischer v Kasparov, the horrible fate of Jeffrey Archer, the Beatle who ate the pieces, Prokofiev beats Capablanca, the Reagen opening, the World Champion in the year 2000, the rudest chess pieces, how chess changed Christine Keeler and the man who was British Ladies Champion. Also included are the longest-ever games, more horrible blunders, more chess-playing dogs, more drunken grandmasters and more computer brilliancies.
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