Bobby Fischer and the 'K's: a history of modern chess

US chess champion Bobby Fischer and the two "K"s -- Garry Kasparov and Anatoli Karpov -- have co-written the modern history of the game, with a chapter devoted to East-West confrontation. Fischer, who died in 2008 at the age of 64, was an aggressive player said to have an IQ higher than that of Albert Einstein. US national security advisor Henry Kissinger encouraged the quirky young prodigy, and American media hailed his success.

Bobby Fischer's Outrageous Chess Moves: by Pandolfini, Bruce

The Match of the Century: Fischer-Spassky, 1972

Modern Chess– From Steinitz to the 21st Century - British Chess News

Bobby Fischer, Troubled Genius of Chess, Dies at 64 - The New York Times

The king of chess gambits can still be a royal pain - Washington Times

Bobby Fischer Learn to Play Chess

From the archives: Bobby Fischer in 1972 - CBS News

Bobby Fischer Autograph Signed Card with Photo – Tamino

What was Bobby Fischer's signature/killer move in chess? - Quora

Piscator Rex: the chess tragedy of Bobby Fischer

Was there ever a woman who played against Bobby Fischer at Chess? - Quora

Bobby Fischer and the 'K's: a history of modern chess - Digital Journal

Elizabeth Spiegel's blog: I can't wait for the Bobby Fischer Symposium!