Title: CAVEAT EMPTOR!!
Product review: The back-cover blurb of LEARN FROM BOBBY FISCHER'S GREATEST GAMES made me wonder what publicist was now working for Cardoza Publishing. Eric Schiller, it states, is "widely considered one of the world's foremost chess analysts, writers, and teachers." This wideness seems to inhabit some dimension apart from the normal three; at least nobody has yet to see anything but negative verdicts on Schiller's work. Edward Winter has noted Schiller's "peerless record for factual howlers, even on the simplest of matters," Carsten Hansen summed up a Schiller book with "I don't have any words to express the degree of disgust I feel," Glenn Budzinski called another "a book that goes beyond bad," while GM Tony Miles assessed still another in merely two words: "Utter junk." SAVE YOUR MONEY. Buy a real book on Fischer's amazing career like Soltis's BOBBY FISCHER REDISCOVERED instead!
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