Chess Story by Stefan Zweig

Chess Story by Stefan Zweig

On a liner from New York to Buenos Aires, the world chess champion — a peasant's son with no interests outside the board — agrees to play the passengers for money. He is beating them easily until a stranger starts giving one of them advice.

Dr B learned chess in a Gestapo hotel room, alone, with a stolen book of games and nothing else to occupy his mind for months, and what it did to him is the substance of the book. Zweig posted the manuscript to his publisher and killed himself the next day in Brazil, having concluded that Europe was finished.

Zweig's last work and his masterpiece. Under a hundred pages.

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