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The Life And Games Of Frank Ross Anderson is a chess biography and game collection about Frank Ross Anderson (1928-1980), one of the best Western chess players in the 1950s and a giant of Canadian chess.
It covers his appearances for Canada in the 1954, 1958 and 1964 Olympiads, his International Master title earned in 1954 for his performance on board two in the Olympiad, and his status as a twice Canadian Champion. The book brings together 523 of his games with annotations by Anderson himself, from contemporary magazine articles, or by the author.
John Donaldson uses Anderson’s own writings, contemporary articles, and conversations with people who knew him to tell the story of this Canadian Chess Master. Browse more in Uncategorised or continue exploring with The Life And Games Of Frank Ross Anderson.