Flear: Grandmaster Chess

Autor: Flear, Glenn
Verlag / Hersteller: Cadogan Chess
Erscheinungsjahr: 1995
Sprache: Englisch
Seiten: 189

The 1994 chess year in review, with annotated games from Europe and America

Grandmaster Chess by Glenn Flear reviews the chess year 1994. It covers the players and results that defined the year.

The book annotates the best games from tournaments and matches in Europe and America. It suits chess enthusiasts who want to follow the competitive scene of 1994.

Its coverage includes the PCA and FIDE world championship cycles, quickplay and innovative tournament formats, round-robin and open events, women's chess, and national championships and team competitions.

Highlights

• Review of the key players and results of 1994
• Coverage of the PCA and FIDE world championship cycles
• Reports on quickplay and innovative tournament formats
• Round-robin and open events in Europe and America
• Annotated games from tournaments and matches
• Developments in women's chess during 1994
• National championships and team chess

A yearbook for readers who want to follow the chess year 1994 through its games and events.

FAQ

Which events and topics does the book cover?
It covers the PCA and FIDE world championship cycles, quickplay and innovative tournaments, round-robin and open events, women's chess in 1994, and national championships and team chess. Games from tournaments and matches in Europe and America are annotated.

Is the book an overview of one specific year?
Yes. It reviews the chess year 1994 and presents the key personalities and performances of that year.