In Kansas I Have A Chess School.

Just Make The Right Estimation Of Your Own Strengths And Weaknesses, And Also That Of Your Opponent.

Furman Astounded Me With His Chess Depth, A Depth Which He Revealed Easily And Naturally, As If All He Were Doing Was Establishing Well-known Truths.

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.

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

Happiness Should Always Remain A Bit Incomplete. After All, Dreams Are Boundless.