Garry Kasparov Books
Garry Kasparov dominated the world of competitive chess for many years after winning his first World Chess Championship in 1985. He is considered to be one of the greatest ever players of the game. He is also a human rights activist and a popular public speaker. As an author, he has contributed to publications such as the Wall Street Journal. His other books include How Life Imitates Chess, and Winter is Coming.
Deep Thinking
What's Deep Thinking about?
Deep Thinking (2017) looks at the relationship between human intelligence, chess, and artificial intelligence. Chess Grandmaster Garry Kasparov gives readers a look into his favorite game and explains how computers have already surpassed human intelligence, at least when it comes to playing chess.
Who should read Deep Thinking?
- Chess players
- Computer enthusiasts
- Workers worried about the rise of the machines
Garry Kasparov on Fischer
What's Garry Kasparov on Fischer about?
Garry Kasparov on Fischer is a captivating exploration of one chess legend by another. Garry Kasparov delves into the life, career, and games of the enigmatic Bobby Fischer, offering unique insights and analysis. Through this book, Kasparov pays tribute to one of the greatest chess players of all time while shedding light on the impact Fischer had on the world of chess.
Who should read Garry Kasparov on Fischer?
Chess enthusiasts who want to understand the genius of Bobby Fischer
Players looking to improve their strategic and tactical skills
Anyone interested in the history and psychology of competitive chess
My Great Predecessors
What's My Great Predecessors about?
My Great Predecessors is a comprehensive five-volume series by Garry Kasparov that delves into the history of chess and the lives and games of the world chess champions. Kasparov provides in-depth analysis and insights into the strategies and tactics employed by these legendary players, making it a must-read for chess enthusiasts and anyone interested in the game's rich history.
Who should read My Great Predecessors?
Chess enthusiasts who want to learn from the games of legendary players
Aspiring chess champions looking to improve their strategic and tactical skills
Readers interested in the history and evolution of the World Chess Championship
Kasparov vs Karpov 1975-1985
What's Kasparov vs Karpov 1975-1985 about?
Kasparov vs Karpov 1975-1985 is a gripping account of the intense rivalry between two chess grandmasters that captivated the world. Garry Kasparov, one of the greatest chess players of all time, takes us behind the scenes of their epic battles for the World Chess Championship. With deep analysis and personal insights, Kasparov delves into the strategies, mind games, and political backdrop that defined this historic era in chess.
Who should read Kasparov vs Karpov 1975-1985?
Chess enthusiasts looking to understand the intense rivalry and games between Kasparov and Karpov
People interested in the history and evolution of chess as a competitive sport
Readers who enjoy in-depth analysis of strategic decision-making and psychological warfare in high-stakes competitions