This book describes Bobby Fischer's three appearances in Cuba (1956, 1965 and 1966). In addition to a detailed chronicle, it includes over 50 commented games and many photographs, as well as short biographies of Fischer's opponents in these events.
 "Personally, I experienced immense pleasure in reading this book, which masterfully combines previously unpublished episodes and details from the life of the "Genius of Brooklyn" with an equally detailed and highly captivating description of a period in Cuban chess." - Leinier Dominguez, Grandmaster.
 "Fischer made his name famous in several other foreign countries. But it is his visits to Cuba, including the 'virtual' visit of 1965, that have always been the most mysterious. This book helps to clear up some of the mysteries." - Andy Soltis, Grandmaster.
 Miguel A. Sanchez and Jesus Suarez have worked together on chess projects since 1963, as editors of the Cuban magazine Jaque Mate, as well as recently on the exhaustive and acclaimed biography of José Raul Capablanca. Now they combine their expertise for this detailed and information-packed account of the contacts of an exceptional player, Bobby Fischer, with Cuba.