Title: Gambit's First Bad Chess Book
Review: If you're expecting another gem like Rowson's "Seven Deadly Sins" also by Gambit Publishing, forget it! Here Rowson gets lost in a lot of pop psychology, introspective musings and psuedoscience that passes itself off as philosophy. His reach into nonchess domains does NOT resolve confusion or produce insightful questions but creates confusion and misunderstanding.I've the feeling that because of "Seven Deadly Sins" Gambit editors decided to let Rowson's intellect roam free in "Chess for Zebras". They made a terrible mistake. "Chess for Zebras" reads like a rotten first draft in extreme need of extensive editorial oversight. Don't waste your money on this conceptual trash heap.
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