Müller/Stolze: Fighting and winning with Hikaru Nakamura

Autor: Müller, Karsten; Stolze, Raymund
Verlag: Olms
Erscheinungsjahr: 2012
Sprache: German
Buchumschlag: book
Seiten: 232

The first book about Hikaru Nakamura, the greatest American chess hope since the legendary Robert James Fischer

This first book about Hikaru Nakamura, the greatest American chess hope since Robert James Fischer, is a world premiere! With an inside prologue by ''Bobby's'' second in the ''Match of the Century'' in 1972, Lubosh Kavalek.

In ten chapters, the two authors search for the main reasons for Nakamura's success. Like his long-time rival Magnus Carlsen, the American was trained by Garry Kasparov for almost a year.

In addition to an exclusive interview, the contributions of prominent chess figures such as three-time US national champion Lubosh Kavalek, who has personally followed Hikaru's assault on the Chess Olympus from close up, are particularly appealing and can thus form a reliable opinion of this exceptional player. Many chess fans admire Nakamura's furious attacking talent and follow all of his tournaments and games with great interest.

232 pages, 1st edition 2012, paperback