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Bobby Fischer Explained And Some Stories is a chess book by Zenón Franco that studies the games of Robert (“Bobby”) James Fischer using the Move-by-Move system. The question-and-answer format is designed to involve the reader, making it ideal for both learning and teaching chess.
Bobby Fischer transformed chess in the twentieth century. Through his brilliant career and his push for better conditions for players, he helped popularise chess and turn it into a professional activity with many offshoots. For fairly experienced chessplayers, this book offers a fresh look at familiar games using a practical method.
Franco focuses on the real demands of competitive play, where you are facing human opponents rather than computers. That means mistakes, fatigue, and personal preferences all matter. This is a chess book, not a biography, but it also includes interesting anecdotes from Fischer’s tournaments in Argentina.
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