Bibliography of Bobby Fischer explained
Many books, films and other works about Bobby Fischer have been created. Bobby Fischer (March 9, 1943 – January 17, 2008) was an American chess prodigy who rose to prominence during the 1950s and 1960s. In 1972, Fischer defeated the Soviet player Boris Spassky to become world champion. Soviet players had dominated chess for several years before Fischer's championship, a trend which continued after 1975 when Fischer refused to defend his title. Fischer's participation in the 1972 championship match increased American interest in chess, in the context of the Cold War.
Works about Fischer divide into several genres. In chess literature, several books have analyzed important games of his career, such as the Game of the Century, an early won by Fischer when he was 13 years old. In the immediate aftermath of Fischer's 1972 championship, several books appeared which were exclusively devoted to analysis of the match's 21 games. Fischer's own work includes My 60 Memorable Games, a well-regarded analysis of his own games, and (with co-authors) Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess, a popular primer intended for absolute beginners.
Fischer has been the subject of several biographies, with some focusing on his psychology. Fischer was known as an eccentric and "difficult"[1] person, a reputation which informed the biographies and film accounts of his life. The film Pawn Sacrifice dramatized Fischer's life and performance in the 1972 championship, depicting him using the archetype of the tortured genius.
Books
The bibliography is given in APA style.
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- Agur, Elie. (1992). Bobby Fischer: His Approach to Chess. Cadogan Chess. .
- Alban, Albert. (2015). Chess tactics for beginners from the games of Bobby Fischer. Amazon Digital Services LLC.
- Alburt, Lev. (2003). Three Days With Bobby Fischer and Other Chess Essays: How to Meet Champions & Choose Your Openings. .
- Alexander, C.H.O'D. (1972). Fischer v. Spassky. Vintage Books. .
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- Benson, Harry. (2011). Bobby Fischer. powerHouse Books. .
- Bernstein, Jeremy. (2012). Mostly He Won: Kubrick, Bobby Fischer, and the Attractions of Chess. Amazon Digital Services LLC.
- Bohm, Hans and Jongkind, Kees. (2005). Bobby Fischer: The Wandering King. Batsford. .
- Brady, Frank. (1989). Bobby Fischer: Profile of a Prodigy. Dover Publications. .
- Brady, Frank. (2012). Endgame: Bobby Fischer's Remarkable Rise and Fall. Broadway Books. .
- Burger, Robert E. (2011). The Chess of Bobby Fischer. Ishi Press reprint. .
- Byrne, Robert and Nei, Iivo. (2013). Both Sides of the Chessboard: An Analysis of the Fischer/Spassky Chess Match. Ishi Press reprint. .
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- Darrach, Brad. (1974). Bobby Fischer Vs the Rest of the World. Stein & Day Pub. .
- Davies, Nigel. (1992). Bobby Fischer: The Five Million Dollar Comeback. Everyman Chess. .
- Denker, Arnold. (2009). The Bobby Fischer I Knew and Other Stories. Ishi Press reprint. .
- Donaldson, John. (2020). Bobby Fischer and His World. Silman-James Press, Inc. .
- Donaldson, John and Tangborn, Eric. (2017). Bobby Fischer: The Early Years: 1943 - 1962. Amazon Digital Services LLC.
- Donaldson, John and Tangborn, Eric. (2017). Collected Annotations and Articles by Bobby Fischer. Amazon Digital Services LLC.
- Donaldson, John. (2005). A Legend on the Road: Bobby Fischer's 1964 Simultaneous Exhibition Tour. Russell Enterprises. .
- Donaldson, John and Tangborn, Eric. (1999). The Unknown Bobby Fischer. International Chess Enterprises. .
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- Geuzendam, Ten and Jan, Dirk. (2015). Finding Bobby Fischer. New In Chess.
- Gligorić, Svetozar. (1973). Fischer vs. Spassky: Chess Match of the Century. Simon & Schuster. .
- Gufeld, Eduard. (2001). Bobby Fischer: From Chess Genius to Legend. Thinkers' Press. .
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- Hays, Lou. (1995). Bobby Fischer: Complete Games of the American World Chess Champion. Hays Pub. .
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- Mednis, Edmar. (1974). How to Beat Bobby Fischer. Random House. .
- Müller, Karsten. (2010). Bobby Fischer: The Career and Complete Games of the American World Chess Champion. Russell Enterprises Inc. .
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- Olafsson, Helgi. (2012). Bobby Fischer Comes Home: The Final Years in Iceland, a Saga of Friendship and Lost Illusions. New In Chess. .
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- Pandolfini, Bruce. (1985). Bobby Fischer's Outrageous Chess Moves. Simon & Schuster. .
- Peters, Jack (1992). Bobby Fischer vs Boris Spassky: The 1992 Rematch The Background. The Moves. The Strategy. Los Angeles Times. ASIN B003YEL7WO.
- Plisetsky, Dmitry and Voronkov, Sergey. (2005). Russians v Fischer. Everyman Chess.
- Ponterotto, Joseph G. (2012). A Psychobiography of Bobby Fischer: Understanding the Genius, Mystery, and Psychological Decline of a World Chess Champion. Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd. .
- Powell, Paul. (2013). Bobby Fischer 60 More Memorable Games. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. .
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- Roberts, Richard. (1973). Fischer/Spassky: The New York Times Report on the Chess Match of the Century. Times Books. .
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- Sanchez, Miguel et al. (2020). Fischer in Cuba: Vol I. The Bowker Team.
- Sanchez, Miguel et al. (2020). Fischer in Cuba: Vol II. Obispos.
- Schiller, Robert. (2009). Learn from Bobby Fischer's Greatest Games. Cardoza. .
- Seirawan, Yasser with Stefanovic, George. (1992). No Regrets: Fischer–Spassky 1992. International Chess Enterprises. .
- Shamkovich, Leonid et al. (1993). Fischer–Spassky 1992 - World Chess Championship Rematch. Hays Publishing.
- Soltis, Andrew. (2003). Bobby Fischer Rediscovered. Batsford. .
- Stankovic, Nenad. (2012). The Greatest Secret of Bobby Fischer. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. .
- Steiner, George. (1974). Fields of Force: Fischer and Spassky at Reykjavik. Viking Press.
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- Verwer, Renzo. (2010). Bobby Fischer for Beginners: Most Famous Chess Player Explained. New in Chess. .
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External links
Notes and References
- Book: Hooper . David . David Vincent Hooper . Whyld . Kenneth . Kenneth Whyld . . . 2nd . 1992 . 9780198661641 . 138.
- http://www.biography.com/people/bobby-fischer-9295608 Bio. Bobby Fischer
