László Polgár’s Pechess ember elchesste – Sakitoj en kaco kaj peco uniquely combines chess, humor, and creativity. The book features 222 chess positions, including miniature puzzles, theoretical endgames, and practical game scenarios. These challenges emphasize strategic thinking while showcasing the creative side of chess.
A standout feature of the book is the collection of 100 humorous cartoons created by Moldovan artist Petru Furculitá. The illustrations use subtle irony to highlight the entertaining and absurd aspects of the chess world.
Additionally, the book includes over 300 aphorisms and quotes about love and relationships, along with 400 jokes related to chess and life. This mix of humor and wisdom encourages readers to develop creative thinking.
László Polgár’s work is not just for chess players but for anyone interested in learning chess in a playful way while gaining a fresh perspective on life. The book entertains, teaches, and inspires, making it a delightful read for a wide audience.
| Parameter |
Value |
| Author |
László Polgár |
| Publisher |
Polgár Ltd. |
| Place of Publication |
Budapest |
| Year of Publication |
2004 |
| Pages |
179 pages |
| Language |
Hungarian |
| Binding Type |
Paperback |
| Dimensions |
21 cm x 14 cm |
| Content |
222 chess positions, 100 humorous cartoons, over 300 aphorisms and quotes about love, and a collection of 400 jokes. |
| Target Audience |
Chess enthusiasts, humor and aphorism lovers |
| Special Feature |
Black-and-white illustrations and cartoons |
