fischer, bobby

Provides explanations and analyses of every one of Bobby Fisher's chess tournament and match games, and includes biographical information as well as archival photographs.

An informative look at Bobby Fischer, his personality and his playing, including his teenage years in New York and his final match with Boris Spassky in 1992.

Josh (Pomeranc) is a budding seven-year-old chess prodigy, whose father is determined to make him a chess champion in the same class as champion Bobby Fischer. Father & son discover their love for each other.

Bobby Fischer details sixty chess games he has won, drawn, and lost between 1957 and 1967. Fischer outlines the lessons he learned from each game and how readers can apply these lessons to their own game.

Chronicles the events surrounding the legendary 1972 chessmatch between the Soviet world chess champion Boris Spassky and his American challenger Bobby Fischer, recounts the careers of the two players, and explores the impact their match had on the Cold War.