The Immortal Games of Capablanca

[John Upham]

BCN has enthusiastically reviewed

The Immortal Games of Capablanca

by Fred Reinfeld

from Russell Enterprises / New in Chess, 2022



http://britishchessnews.com/2023/03/02/ ... apablanca/

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[Roger Lancaster]

"Over the years many have looked down their noses at publications from Reinfeld, Chernev, Schiller and others but if we are completely honest then Reinfeld and Chernev have brought a huge amount to the chess buying public and many have found much benefit from their publications."

Sometimes things are best said by being left unsaid.

[Matt Mackenzie]

Reinfeld's reputation suffered because later on in his writing career he "did a Raymondo" and churned out potboilers to order.

Chernev, not so much - though he was never the most reliable when it came to historical stuff. Loved his anecdotes, did Irving

[Angus French]

"Over the years many have looked down their noses at publications from Reinfeld, Chernev, Schiller and others but if we are completely honest then Reinfeld and Chernev have brought a huge amount to the chess buying public and many have found much benefit from their publications."

Sometimes things are best said by being left unsaid.

True... Two words can be effective also.