Bobby Fischer vs. the Rest of the World: Updated in 2009, with a New Foreword and scores of all 25 games between Fischer and Spassky, with diagrams and some chess analysis by Sam Sloan (Paperback)

• ISHI Press ©

• 240 pages
  
  Caption by Peter Sloan Aravena: At the peak of the cold war, Bobby Fischer played against the great Russian Masters, names such as the Iron Petrosian, Boris 'The Boa Constrictor' Spassky, Mikhail 'Woozy Old' Tal who could win the game in a title match down a bishop with a flask full of Russian Vodka. Sure enough Bobby was able to beat them all, and became the World Chess Champion in 1972. He soon disapeared after wards and my sources are sure he was simply scooped up in an airport and imprisioned over seas. You have to remember that those countries like Russia do not have to abide by the constitution of the USA, right to a fair trial by jury. Russia simply saw an American that kept winning all of the tournaments and talking to much jive about it, and scooped him up some where in the middle of Europe transported him on the train up north and put him into Russian Prison where he was not allowed to play any chess matches for the next twenty years, could not travel with his passport, a matter of fact could not even pay his taxes on time back at home having no access to his bank account.

Bobby Fischer passed away 2009 at the age of 64. 64 squares for 64 years. The Sloan family thanks the Fischer family for rights to publish his books. Peter Sloan Aravena F.I.D.E. 2230 NM & LM