Levy Rozman

Rozman reframes chess education by integrating humor and clarity to make the game accessible to a global audience. Growing up in Brooklyn, New York, with parents immersed in scientific disciplines, he gravitated toward chess as a strategic refuge amidst family debates over his extracurricular interests. His book, "How to Win at Chess: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners and Beyond," distills complex strategies into understandable insights, highlighting his ability to demystify the game for both newcomers and seasoned players. Therefore, readers of this book benefit from Rozman's unique approach to chess instruction, which fosters both intellectual rigor and a passion for the game.\n\nBeyond writing, Rozman extends his impact through digital platforms, where he has become a significant figure in the online chess community. Known widely as GothamChess, he transcends geographical barriers, engaging a diverse audience and transforming traditional learning into a dynamic experience. By 2015, he was shaping young minds through a K-12 chess program, leading teams to victories in city and state championships. This multi-faceted approach ensures that chess remains an engaging and accessible pursuit for enthusiasts of all levels, illustrating Rozman's dedication to nurturing a lasting appreciation for the strategic beauty of the game.