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World Class: Conversations With the Bridge Masters

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Twenty-six of the world's best players talk about bridge — how they got started, their best and worst memories, their favorite hands, the players they most admire, the opponents they most fear, and their hopes for the future of the game. As you read this book, you will see the human side of people who up to now may just be names in a bridge column, but you'll also get from them a series of tips and ideas that will help you improve your own game. Men and women from all parts of the world are included, and the result is a fascinating look at how bridge is viewed in different countries.

Included are:

* Sabine Auken (Germany)
* Boye Brogeland (Norway)
* Gabriel Chagas (Brazil)
* Larry Cohen (USA)
* John Collings (UK)
* Maria Erhart (Austria)
* Andrew Robson (UK)
* Benito Garozzo (USA/Italy)
* Fred Gitelman (Canada)
* Jason Hackett (UK)
* Justin Hackett (UK)
* Bob Hamman (USA)
* Geir Helgemo (Norway)
* Eddie Kantar (USA)
* Ron Klinger (Australia)
* Apolinary Kowalski (Poland)
* Mike Lawrence (USA)
* Magnus Lindkvist (Sweden)
* Morten Lund Madsen (Denmark)
* Karen McCallum (USA)
* Jeff Meckstroth (USA)
* Nicola Smith (UK)
* P.O. Sundelin (Sweden)
* Dorothy Hayden Truscott (USA)
* Alfredo Versace (Italy)
* Zia Mahmood (USA/Pakistan)

276 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 1, 2002

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December 19, 2008
Based on a series of interviews with top international bridge stars, this book is an entertaining read. A slight flaw is the arbitrary nature of ranking top players(or books for that matter). Omitting Eric Rodwell was a big mistake.
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