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Searching for Bobby Fischer: The Father of a Prodigy Observes the World of Chess,Used
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The father of a real american chess prodigy reflects on chess, competition, childhood, and his son's meteoric rise to the highest levels of global competition.[A] little gem of a book. The New York TimesFred Waitzkin was smitten with chess during the historic FischerSpassky championship in 1972. When Fisher disappeared from public view, Waitzkin's interest waneduntil his own son Josh emerged as a chess prodigy.Searching for Bobby Fischer is the story of Fred Waitzkin and his son, from the moment sixyearold Josh first sits down at a chessboard until he competes for the national championship. Drawn into the insular, international network of chess, they must also navigate the difficult waters of their own relationship. All the while, Waitzskin searches for the elusive Bobby Fischer, whose myth still dominates the chess world and profoundly affects Waitzkins dreams for his son.
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