Edwards, The Chess Analyst

Whether it is "Uncle Fred's Gambit" beating the French Defense mercilessly, or crouching behind a wall of pawns in the "Hedgehog," Jon Edwards has "been there, done that!"
The rigors of high-level chess require extraordinary analytical skills, and The Chess Analyst delivers. Twice winner of the "Best Game of the Year Award," Edwards recounts his experiences in winning the 10th U.S. Correspondence Chess Championship against the best in the country; there are other stories too!
If you want a relative to pick up your expenses while a teenager and then going through college, you can't do better than reading the humorous "Uncle Fred's Gambit."
p. 154, paperback, 1998

Contents
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Symbols
Introduction
  1  In Search of a Theoretical Novelty
  2  Experiments with Black
  3  When Push comes to Shove
  4  The New Benko Gambit
  5  An Adventure of the English Knights
  6  Remedies for Irregularity
  7  When You Can't beat 'Em
  8  Don't Feed the Pelikan!
  9  On the French Front
10  The French Winaver Wars
11  Head to Head
12  From Here to Eternity
13  Pawning Pawns
14  Splits Can Hurt!
15  Win, Lose or Draw Yah!
16  Through Time and Space with Stephan
17  A Knight to the Corner, Opponent's Mourner!
18  Hedgehog Heaven
19  My Games in the 10th United States CCC
       Corsstable
20  A Pawn for Yout Thoughts
21  Card-iac Arrests
22  The Crazy French
23  Looking Back
24  A Deep Blue Day
25  Uncle Fred's Gambit
Index: Openings/Players