Blunders Rarely Travel Alone.

I Still Remember Botvinnik's Reaction To Each Of My Games, Right From The Opening Moves. At First He Would Express Amazement, Then Annoyance, And, Finally Irritation.

By All Means Examine The Games Of The Great Chess Players, But Don't Swallow Them Whole. Their Games Are Valuable Not For Their Separate Moves, But For Their Vision Of Chess, Their Way Of Thinking.

The Truth Is That My Chess Development Was Nothing Out Of The Ordinary, And It Proceeded Probably At A Pace No Faster Than Others.

Combinations With A Queen Sacrifice Are Among The Most Striking And Memorable.

I Like 1.e4 Very Much, But My Results Are Better With 1.d4.