1800+ Games: 1973-1998 - Click to download zip file (PGN format).
1993 World (PCA) Championship: Garry Kasparov v. Nigel Short - Commentary, biographical intro, and games.
1995 World Chess (Intel PCA) Championship: Kasparov v. Anand - 4700+ word commentary on match.
1996 Biography - Official biography of Kasparov from IBM Deep Blue site: history, and interview.
1996 Match: Kasparov vs. IBM's Deep Blue Computer - Analysis of games.
2000 World Chess (Braingames) Championship: Kasparov v. Kramnik - Move-by-move commentary, reports and photos.
241 Games of Kasparov-Karpov World Championships in PGN Format - Click to download zip file of games.
Controversy of lost move in Kasparov v. World - Commentary, article links: Lead coach for World team Irina Krush recommended a move to prevent Kasparov from winning. This move was not shown in time, a different move was played, and Kasparov won.
Garry Kasparov - Details of the arguably the strongest player in chess history
Grandmaster Chess School - Kasparov vs. The World - Independent comments by School experts
Kasparov Chess Match - Coverage by Yahoo of Kasparov vs. World 1999.
Kasparov in Oxford - 6400+ word interview and commentary on a variety of Kasparov topics (1998).
Kasparov Revealed - 1700+ word commentary on Kasparov in book review (by Chabris) of "Mortal Games: The Turbulent Genius of Garry Kasparov" by Fred Waitzkin
Kasparov v. Karpov World Championships - Commentary, games and links for the five world championship matches between these two.
Kasparov vs. Deep Blue: The Rematch - Official commentary, video and essays: Match against IBM computer lost by Kasparov.
Kasparov vs. Rest Of The World - Barnet chess club provided much original analysis for the epic battle between Kasparov and the rest of the world.
Kasparov Vs. The World: Pre-Voting Site
Sting-Kasparov: Times Square Promotional Match - Article, large photos. Sting and his band play Kasparov to promote opening of chess school.
Unlimited Challenge: Autobiography of Kasparov - Buying information and review of book (originally named "Child of Change").
Wired News - Kasparov Goes Bigger than Blue