Rebel Queen: The Cold War, Misogyny, and the Making of a Grandmaster
by Susan Polgar
Rebel Queen explores how Cold War tensions and misogyny shaped the path to becoming a grandmaster. Centered on the world of competitive chess, Susan Polgar’s book considers gender, ambition, and achievement in a field where women have long faced significant barriers.
About This Book
Rebel Queen examines the relationship between Cold War tensions, misogyny, and the world of competitive chess.
The book focuses on the making of a grandmaster and the challenges surrounding women’s advancement in a traditionally male-dominated field.
Written by Susan Polgar, it offers a perspective on competition, gender, and achievement within the culture of chess.
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