La vida de Arturito Pomar, sus mejores partidas, comentadas por él mismo y por los maestros españoles Fuentes y Ganzo

Published in 1946 by Editorial Ajedrez Español, this book serves as a biographical and technical record of Arturito Pomar, the young Spanish chess prodigy who gained international attention during the mid-1940s. The text documents his early development and tactical evolution, contextualized within the post-war Spanish chess scene. By presenting his own commentary alongside insights from established masters Juan M. Fuentes and Alfonso Ganzo, the book functions as both a celebration of a national talent and a pedagogical tool for enthusiasts of the period.

The design of the volume reflects the mid-century tradition of Spanish chess literature, which emphasized rigorous notation and expert analysis. Juan M. Fuentes, a dedicated figure in the dissemination of chess knowledge, sought to capture the maturity of Pomar's play during his formative years. The work was received primarily within the European chess community as an important artifact of child prodigy phenomenon in the 20th century, providing a window into the specific training methods and tactical preferences that defined Pomar's early career.