Here is an article where Garry Kasparov is interviewed about various things:

 

http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2007/09/30/qa_with_garry_kasparov/ 

 

If you had the chance to ask Garry Kasparov a question, what would it be? 

Thanks for the link, it's a good interview.

I'd ask Kasparov "Would you care for a game? Would you like coffee & cake whilst we play?" He states he doesn't eat or drink in unfamiliar places, but it would be polite to offer.

Not so much a question but I wondered how much his time away from chess effected his play, I wonder if he could give the new "generation" a run for their money so to speak.  Or has the game just come to far for him.

It would be nice if we could get a chess grandmaster from America to become president.  Would things be any worse off than they are now?

 

I recently posted some stuff about Kasparov on my Chess Journal,  nothing about chess - mostly about his family history. Some people might find it interesting.

It is a good website given by  MattHelfst