Sultan Khan, el tigre blanco del ajedrez

In the late 1920s, the young Indian player Mian Sultan Khan arrived in London and embarked on one of the most meteoric careers in the history of chess. Among other notable achievements, he won the British Empire Championship three times. Yet his rise to the chess elite was as dazzling as his disappearance was sudden. In 1934, he returned to his homeland in the Punjab and never competed again. Cristina Falcón recounts this extraordinary, mystery-filled life, while Raquel Catalina illustrates it with a fascinating use of color and a passion for detail.