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My Great Predecessors – Nigel loved it!

9/15/2003 – On the eve of his departure for China Nigel Short wrote a review of "My Great Predecessors" by Garry Kasparov, calling it "probably the most enjoyable chess book I have ever read." Remarkable praise from a man not known for gratuitous flattery, especially not toward his nemesis Kasparov. You can read the full review in Nigel's Sunday Telegraph column.

Live from New York, it's Garry Kasparov!

7/13/2003 – Like any author with a new book out Garry Kasparov is making the publicity rounds. We met with the author of "My Great Predecessors" at his hotel and logged in to the Playchess.com server for an hour of Q&A with 1500 online fans. We bring you an illustrated report of the session, including some portrait pictures by a budding young photographer.

Garry Kasparov Playchess.com chat transcript and photos

7/13/2003 – "This book is the most important thing I have done in chess other than winning my title in 1985." With that you know that this is no ordinary chess book. No "winning with.." or "secrets of..." here. The world's top player took questions and gave answers on the 300 years of chess history and development covered in his new series of books. Read on.
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