The Stress of Chess: My Life, Career and 101 Best Games
Written by and about one of our country's greatest players, and it is long overdue.(Bill CornwallLos Angeles Times)With 432 pages and many wonderful game annotations and anecdotes from Mr. Six Times, this book is destined to become a hit not just in America but globally.(John HendersonThe Scotsman)An excellent read, and a superb collection of annotated games. One gets a very good feel for the life of a chess professional in the 1970s and 80s, especially one as active as Browne. Many is the tales of last-minute flights, delayed flights, lost luggage, sleepless nights traveling, followed by a game the next day, etc.(Steve Giddins)