Review: The Sorcerer's Apprentice

First published by Cadogan Books in 1995, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, featured 222 games along with twenty or so photographs, and it quickly became a modern chess classic.

This new edition has 237 games along with more than 100 photographs, as well as offering a cleaner, more readable layout. David Bronstein was rather unique, as is the table of contents in the book by and about him ...

For the complete review of this fascinating book, see the ChessCafe book review page.
A "time graph" from the book