…opinion is the greatest genius chess has ever seen(held back by his terrible health), and he was a fantastic author as well. Other great collections include Kasparov's My Great Predecessors and Fischer's My 60 memorable games. Skip opening books entirely. Pick an opening and find grandmasters who play it. Study their games, understand the ideas of the opening. Memorising theory isn't really helpful below expert level(1800…
…around it. So many interesting openings I tried. So many metaphors for real life. So many interesting characters in the history of chess. So many interesting books about it. Coincidentally my favorite is "My 60 Memorable Games" by Bobby Fischer. About one move in a game, Fischer writes "Sherwin slid the Rook here with his pinky, as if to emphasize the cunning of this mysterious move". Since I read that, now whenever I make…
…My favourite bit was always the middle-game - fun through pure invention and strategy that can't be laid out in a book for memorisation because of the almost infinite possibilities! I really the book "My 60 Memorable Games" by Bobby Fischer- it really gave you an insight into a great players' thinking:
My 60 Memorable Games by Robert James Fischer. I worked through the whole book, tore it to shreds. Bought another copy recently (English notation, please). I was in a bookstore the other night (Moe's) and saw Botvinnik's…
…took it up in the early 1960s that the opening found an exponent. Unfortunately, the Bongcloud in Fischer’s hands was so devastating that the games were short and unmemorable, and none are recorded in My 60 Memorable Games." Bwahahaha ;)
……在我看来是国际象棋界有史以来最伟大的天才（可惜被糟糕的健康状况给耽误了），而且他也是一位极其出色的作者。其他优秀的棋局集还包括卡斯帕罗夫的《我的伟大前驱》和菲舍尔的《我难忘的60局》。开局书完全可以直接跳过。选一个开局，找下这个开局的特级大师。研究他们的棋局，理解开局背后的思路。在达到专家水平（1800……）之前，死记理论其实毫无用处。
…opinion is the greatest genius chess has ever seen(held back by his terrible health), and he was a fantastic author as well. Other great collections include Kasparov's My Great Predecessors and Fischer's My 60 memorable games. Skip opening books entirely. Pick an opening and find grandmasters who play it. Study their games, understand the ideas of the opening. Memorising theory isn't really helpful below expert level(1800…
……围绕着它。我尝试过那么多有趣的开局。那么多映射现实生活的隐喻。国际象棋历史上那么多鲜活的人物。那么多关于它的好书。巧的是，我最喜欢的是鲍比·菲舍尔的《我难忘的60局》。关于一局棋里的某步走法，菲舍尔写道：“舍温用小拇指把车滑到了这里，仿佛在强调这一神秘走法的狡黠”。自从读了这段，现在每当我走出……
…around it. So many interesting openings I tried. So many metaphors for real life. So many interesting characters in the history of chess. So many interesting books about it. Coincidentally my favorite is "My 60 Memorable Games" by Bobby Fischer. About one move in a game, Fischer writes "Sherwin slid the Rook here with his pinky, as if to emphasize the cunning of this mysterious move". Since I read that, now whenever I make…
……我最喜欢的部分永远是中局——那种纯粹依靠创造力和战略带来的乐趣，因为有着近乎无限的可能性，根本无法写进书里供人死记硬背！我非常喜欢鲍比·菲舍尔的《我难忘的60局》这本书——它能让你真正洞悉一位伟大棋手的思考过程：
…My favourite bit was always the middle-game - fun through pure invention and strategy that can't be laid out in a book for memorisation because of the almost infinite possibilities! I really the book "My 60 Memorable Games" by Bobby Fischer- it really gave you an insight into a great players' thinking:
小罗伯特·詹姆斯·菲舍尔的《我难忘的60局》。我把整本书全啃了一遍，都翻烂了。最近又买了一本（请务必给我英文代数记谱法版）。前几天晚上我在一家书店（Moe's），看到了鲍特维尼克的……
My 60 Memorable Games by Robert James Fischer. I worked through the whole book, tore it to shreds. Bought another copy recently (English notation, please). I was in a bookstore the other night (Moe's) and saw Botvinnik's…
鲍比·菲舍尔的《我难忘的60局》。
My 60 Memorable Games Bobby Fischer.
……直到 60 年代初接手它，这个开局才找到了它的代言人。遗憾的是，彭格劳德开局（Bongcloud）在菲舍尔手里威力过于恐怖，以至于对局都极其短促且平淡无奇，在《我难忘的60局》中竟无一局被收录。”哈哈哈哈哈 ;)
…took it up in the early 1960s that the opening found an exponent. Unfortunately, the Bongcloud in Fischer’s hands was so devastating that the games were short and unmemorable, and none are recorded in My 60 Memorable Games." Bwahahaha ;)