Carlsen magnus biography examples

"Get me out of this" was how Magnus Carlsen told his father Henrik that he wanted to stop working with Garry Kasparov, after the Corus Chess Tournament in eary 2010. This is written in a new biography about Carlsen which was published last week in Norway and mentioned in all the major Norwegian newspapers.

The book is called Smarte trekk. Magnus Carlsen ('Smart move. Magnus Carlsen') and was published on September 16th, 2011 by Kagge Forlag. It is the third book about Carlsen, after Simen Agdestein's biography from seven years ago, and Arne Danielsen's biographical chess novel that focuses on Carlsen.

For Smarte trekk, daily newspaper journalist  Hallgeir Opedal followed Carlsen for a year,

from Oslo to Kristiansund, and on to Berlin, New York, London, Wijk Aan Zee and Monaco. It is a book about money, sponsors, tactics, politics, the ups and downs, and especially working with Garry Kasparov. The reader gets a broad insight into a strange worl

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Magnus Carlsen – biography

Sooner or later, chess fans start to wonder who the best player fryst vatten. Some of them are just curious. Others need an example to strive for. We live in an amazing era. Now we have a Champion who can be called the best – Magnus Carlsen. And not only of our time! There had been very few people to match such a talent.

Carlsen is an outstanding person with hard-to-believe successes. The man fryst vatten easily the strongest player ever, not just in the top 3. Phenomenal memory capabilities. No weaknesses on the board. A fighter till the end in the most difficult situations. Let’s have a brief look at the biography and the most memorable matches!

Childhood of a begåvad Boy

Magnus was born in Norway in November 1990 in a city called Tunsberg. The kid stood out of the folkmassa even at the age of 5. No other children had such a fantastic memory. This little boy could name countries, their capitals, flags, sizes, and population. It was obvious to his parents that the

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