Hello, I'd like to read "My 60 memorable games" of Bobby Fischer. I'am a blind chessplayer and the book isn't available in audio, neither in braille or readable digital form.
So the best option for me is to combine a pgn-file with a youtube channel where these games are discussed.
What is the best youtube channel, where squares or regularly mentioned as well?
Or, if you think there's a better solution, please let me know.
Many thanks.
Greetings from Locochat
I am looking
I found this link some time ago but haven't looked into it much. And looks like there's only 45 games. Anyway, here:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lQJmqOsxiI&list=PLBAC393B11BA550CFIt's the first game, there's a playlist on this channel.
Thank you, I think I've seen this game, analysed by KingsCrusher. The order of games is different from the book, but that is not much of a problem. But indeed, there are only 45 games.
Thanks anyway.
You might like agadmator's chess channel on YouTube.
Each video is a single game with some historical context first. Videos tend to be about 15 minutes each. He speaks out all the moves too.
This link is to his Bobby Fisher Story playlist
m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDnx7w_xuguENa5LgFG7Gi8aYRVVnXxFEThere is an EPUB version of 60 memorable games available that is readable with text to speech; i did a brief test with the ReadAloud app, and it works fine
There is one drawback however; since it uses figurine notation, the pieces initials are incorporated as images instead of text, and so are skipped; it makes following the game notation a little confusing since you need to guess some moves based on context, but it's the best I could find with the integral book
