Alberich wrote in message ...
I'm going crazy. These volumes by Kasparov may very well be the greatest
compilation of chess history ever put together. And coming from none
other than Kasparov himself no less. What a treat. I'm already anxious
to get my hands on Volume 3. Whatever the criticism people have about
the book, methodology, etc can't deny the immense work that's gone into
this enterprise. Kasparov has put his all into the analysis (my
opinion).

A PGN file of the games from Volume 1 seems to be available he
http://www.queensac.com/chessblog/bo...edecessors.htm
http://www.pgnmentor.com/download.html
I don't know if a PGN of the games from Volume 2 exists.

Jestrada wrote:
A PGN file of the games from Volume 1 seems to be available he
http://www.queensac.com/chessblog/bo...edecessors.htm

It's lacking the annotations, though. Without the annotations, Kasparov's
book would be about thirty pages at most. :-)


Dave.

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