Capablanca's Mysterious Brilliancy

The first Capablanca book that I read was "My Chess Career." In the very first pages, I could see that it was completely different from any chess book that I read before. It was almost like an advertisement where every single sentence was screaming, "Look, I am a genius!" Take for example the author's

Natural sciences and chess: A romantic relationship missing from

Capablanca's Brilliant Victory over Marshall in New York 1918

Twelve Great Chess Players and Their Best Games by Irving Chernev

José Raúl Capablanca Miscellanea by Edward Winter

The Next Great Chess Boom Is Here - The Ringer

2008 - Jewish Chess History

panov capablanca - AbeBooks

CoffeeHouse Chess: 2018

Paul Keres III: AVRO 1938 - Rightful challenger