“The Immortal Game: Chess, Poetry, and the Art of the Mind” — by Anonymous. It’s a full-length work spanning five parts and 15 chapters plus a preface and epilogue, covering: • Part I — Ancient India, Persia, and the Arab world (the Shahnama, Khayyam’s Rubaiyat, the maqama tradition) • Part II — Medieval Europe and the Renaissance (Chaucer, the troubadours, Caxton, Shakespeare) • Part III — The Enlightenment and Romantic ages (Voltaire, Diderot, Keats, Poe) • Part IV — The modern era (Duchamp, Akhmatova, Nabokov, Borges) • Part V — Women poets, political verse, and the digital ageEach chapter weaves historical context with poetry quotations and original verse passages.