The book The Chess Genius by Imre Dlusztus and Miklós Novák is a fascinating and comprehensive biography that explores the lives and careers of the world’s greatest chess players. This work offers intriguing insights not only for chess enthusiasts but also for anyone who wishes to understand what makes someone a true genius in such a complex and challenging game. A chess genius is a unique individual, not only exceptionally talented but also capable of grasping the intricate structure of chess, planning every move in advance, and executing strategies with extraordinary patience and precision.The book delves into the life paths, successes, failures, and struggles of many world-renowned chess players, providing a glimpse into the mental strength, perseverance, and dedication required to become a world chess champion. The authors captivatingly illustrate that chess is not merely a game but an intellectual sport that shapes a player's character, mindset, and worldview.For readers, it becomes evident that the title of “chess genius” represents not only achievements on the chessboard but also the profound theoretical knowledge, psychological preparation, and creativity shared by all grandmasters. The Chess Genius is an ideal choice for those interested not only in the technical aspects of chess but also in the human and even philosophical depths of the game.
