Bobby, Bruce & the Bronx: The Secrets of Hip-Hop Chess is a history book about hip-hop, chess, and martial arts in America in the 1970s. As someone who worked with hip-hop musicians in Compton and established the Hip-Hop Chess Federation, Adisa (The Bishop) is an expert who presents stories and draws insights from that time.
A textbook which allows the reader to learn what the author calls "chess notations and life equations" is included, a valuable resource for those who want to achieve success of whatever kind in their life.

This book will inform and inspire you—without pseudo-cultish undervibes.