Interview with a Grandmaster

The Thoughts and Games of Some of the World's Strongest Players

Interview with a Grandmaster
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Publisher: Everyman Chess
Author: Aaron Summerscale
Year of Publication: 2002

Pages: 144
Notation Type: Figurine (FAN)


Book DescriptionThere are many talented chess players in the world, but very few makes it to the exalted level of grandmaster. In this book Aaron Summerscale questions his grandmaster colleagues about what makes them tick and how they have acquired the highest title that can be awarded in chess. What are the key factors? Talent, hard work, determination or a combination of all three? Read this book and find out.

Over the last few years Aaron Summerscale has been a prominent figure around the domestic and international tournament circuit. His many successful results led to him being awarded the Grandmaster title in 1997. He is also a renowned chess trainer, and has been involved in coaching some of England's best junior players. Aaron Summerscale is a prominent figure around the UK and international tournament circuit. His many successful results led to him being awarded the Grandmaster title in 1997. His first book for Everyman, A Killer Chess Opening Repertoire proved very popular with players of all levels.

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