This is an absolute classic. Apart from the fact that (whatever your standard) it will afford you some of the best advice you will ever receive about bidding, play and defence, it is full to the brim with an amazing range of topics that reflect on the author’s outstanding career in bridge. Amongst others it addresses, in a gentle, but serious way, the issue of cheating. There are countless anecdotes involving most of the most famous players in the history of North American bridge. Adherents of Meckstroth’s Law might be interested by what is revealed on page 45. The deal on page 47 involving Bob Hamman and Hugh Ross is a classic. If you try the trick of going to any page at random you will not be disappointed. Stop whatever you are doing and order your copy now. You won’t regret it.