My Great Predecessors 4

My Great Predecessors is rereleased, enhanced in every way, with high-quality print, modern fonts and an upgraded visual style.

Part IV tells the story of legendary World Champion, Robert James Fischer (1972–1975). The American burst onto the international stage in the late 1950s, broke the Soviet chess hegemony, before finally defeating Spassky in Reykjavik in the "Match of the Century."

Winner of the ECF Book of the Year 2005

Garry Kasparov, the 13th World Chess Champion (1985–2000) “is the greatest player who's ever lived” – Magnus Carlsen