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Karsten Müller/Raymund Stolze
FIGHTING CHESS WITH HIKARU NAKAMURA
His Best Games annotated by Karsten Müller/Raymund Stolze.
With a prolog by Lubosh Kavalek. Translated by John Adams and edited by Ken Neat. Approx. 200 pp with many diagrams.
ISBN10: 3-283-01023-4
ISBN13: 978-3-283-01023-2
€ (D) 24,95//€ (A) 25,70/sFr. 33,90/£ 19,99/ $ 29,95
Available
FIGHTING CHESS WITH HIKARU NAKAMURA
His Best Games annotated by Karsten Müller/Raymund Stolze.
With a prolog by Lubosh Kavalek. Translated by John Adams and edited by Ken Neat. Approx. 200 pp with many diagrams.
ISBN10: 3-283-01023-4
ISBN13: 978-3-283-01023-2
€ (D) 24,95//€ (A) 25,70/sFr. 33,90/£ 19,99/ $ 29,95
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- This is the very first book to focus exclusively on Hikaru Nakamura, the greatest American chess player since the legendary Robert James Fischer. The book features a prologue penned by Lubomir Kavalek, who was none other than „Bobby’s“ insider and supporter at the „match of the century“ against Boris Spasski in 1972.
- In this book, grandmaster Karsten Müller from Hamburg and chess journalist Raymund Stolze from Berlin document the 24-year-old’s fascinating journey to the top of world chess. Interestingly, Hikaru was not a typical child prodigy, and at his first Junior World Championships didn’t even make it onto the winners’ podium. Although he won a World Cup medal aged just 13, today he creates true miracles.
