Edward Winter
Biographical (prominent masters)
Alekhine
Alexander Alekhine Miscellanea
An Alleged Alekhine v Capablanca Position
Articles about Alexander Alekhine
When Was Alekhine Born?
Réti v Alekhine, Baden-Baden, 1925
Alekhine and Alcohol
Interviews with Alekhine
Euwe and Alekhine on their 1937 Match
An Alekhine Miniature
An Alekhine Blindfold Game
Confusion over Alekhine v Najdorf
Alekhine on Munich, 1941
Two Alekhine Interviews (1941)
Capablanca v Alekhine, 1927
A Fake Chess Photograph
Alekhine Renaissance
Alekhine’s Death
Seven Alekhine Articles
Was Alekhine a Nazi?
Alekhine on Carlsbad, 1929
Books about Capablanca and Alekhine
The Games of Alekhine
Chess Games with Five Queens
Alekhine’s GunAnderssen
Articles about Adolf Anderssen
The Immortal Game (Anderssen v Kieseritzky)
Anderssen v Dufresne: The Evergreen Game
An Anderssen Loss?
Anderssen v Zukertort
Rosanes v Anderssen, Breslau, 1863Averbakh
Benko
Pal Benko (1928-2019)
A Letter from Bobby Fischer to Pal BenkoO. Bernstein
Blackburne
Joseph Henry Blackburne
Zukertort v Blackburne, London, 1883Bogoljubow
Efim Bogoljubow
FIDE Championship (1928)
Analytical DisaccordBreyer
Botvinnik
Bronstein
Capablanca
José Raúl Capablanca Miscellanea
Capablanca’s Education in the United States
An Alleged Alekhine v Capablanca Position
The Capablanca v Price/Baca-Arús Mystery
Articles about José Raúl Capablanca
Capablanca on London, 1922
London, 1922
Capablanca v Thomas, Hastings, 1919
Kevitz v Capablanca, New York, 1931
Capablanca’s Simultaneous Displays
Harry Golombek’s Book on Capablanca
Capablanca v Kalantarov
Capablanca in London, 1913
Capablanca v Steiner (Living Chess)
Photographs of Capablanca
A Pawn Ending Mystery
Capablanca v Fine: A Missed Win
Capablanca’s Death
Morrison v Capablanca, London, 1922
Capablanca Book Destroyed
Capablanca in New York World (1925)
Steinitz Stuck and Capa Caught
The Capablanca-Pokorny Fiasco
Capablanca’s Reply to Lasker
Capablanca Interviewed in 1939
A Lecture by Capablanca (1932)
Capablanca on San Sebastián, 1912
Capablanca on Maróczy
Capablanca on Moscow, 1925
Capablanca in the English Review
Capablanca: How I Learned to Play Chess
Reminiscences by Capablanca
Capablanca on his Predecessors
Capablanca v Alekhine, 1927
A Fake Chess Photograph
The Genius and the Princess
Capablanca v Fonaroff
How Capablanca Became World Champion
Books about Capablanca and Alekhine
Analytical Disaccord
Capablanca Goes Algebraic
The Writing of a Book on CapablancaM. Chigorin
J. Corzo
De Vere
Euwe
Max Euwe (1901-81)
Euwe and Alekhine on their 1937 Match
FIDE Championship (1928)Fine
Borochow v Fine, Pasadena, 1932
Chess and Psychology
Reuben Fine, Chess and Psychology
Capablanca v Fine: A Missed WinFischer
Bobby Fischer Miscellanea
Fischer v Czerniak, Netanya, 1968
Articles about Bobby Fischer
The Byrne v Fischer ‘Game of the Century’
Spassky v Fischer, Reykjavik, 1972
Brad Darrach and the Dark Side of Bobby Fischer
My 61 Memorable Games (Bobby Fischer)
Fischer v Gligorić Training Match (1992)
A Letter from Bobby Fischer to Pal Benko
Fischer’s Views on Chess Masters
A Fischer Interview
Fischer’s Chess Column in Boys’ Life
Books about Fischer and Kasparov
Instant Fischer
Fischer’s FuryFlohr
Gligorić
Svetozar Gligorić (1923-2012)
Fischer v Gligorić Training Match (1992)Golombek
Harry Golombek (1911-95)
Harry Golombek’s Book on CapablancaGossip
Greco
Gunsberg
Harrwitz
Hartston
Jaffe
Janowsky
Lasker v Janowsky, Paris, 1909
The Consultation Game That Never Was
Janowsky JottingsJunge
Karpov
Articles about Anatoly Karpov
Anatoly Karpov
Karpov’s Writings
Books about Korchnoi and Karpov
Kasparov, Karpov and the Scotch
The Termination
Karpov’s Chess is My LifeKasparov
Garry Kasparov Miscellanea
Articles about Garry Kasparov
Garry Kasparov and New Chronology
Reflections on Garry Kasparov
Kasparov v Miles, Basle, 1986
Kasparov Interviews
The Garry Kaspartov Scam
Kasparov’s How Life Imitates Chess
Kasparov, Karpov and the Scotch
Kasparov and his Predecessors
Books about Fischer and Kasparov
Kasparov’s Child of Change
The TerminationKeres
Paul Keres (1916-75)
The World Chess Championship by Paul Keres
Books about Keres and TalSultan Khan
Korchnoi
Labourdonnais
Larsen
Ed. Lasker
Em. Lasker
Articles about Emanuel Lasker
Emanuel Lasker Miscellanea
The Lasker v Schlechter Controversy (1910)
A Series of Books on Lasker
Lasker on the 1921 World Championship Match
Lasker v Janowsky, Paris, 1909
Steinitz, Lasker, Potter and ‘Modern Chess’
Dr Lasker’s Chess History
The Consultation Game That Never Was
Capablanca’s Reply to Lasker
A Bishop Ending
Leonard
Lilienthal
Lipschütz
Maróczy
Marshall
Frank James Marshall
The Marshall Gambit
Marshall’s ‘Gold Coins’ Game
Chess Cunning, Gamesmanship and Skulduggery (swindles)Mason
McDonnell
Mecking
Menchik
Mieses
Miles
Morphy
Articles about Paul Morphy
Paul Morphy
The Staunton-Morphy Controversy
Supplement to ‘A Debate on Staunton, Morphy and Edge’
A Debate on Staunton, Morphy and Edge
Paulsen v Morphy, New York, 1857
Paul Morphy and Chess Politics
The Pride and Sorrow of Chess
Why ‘Morphy’s Defence’?
Morphy v the Duke and Count
Edge Letters to Fiske
Edge, Morphy and StauntonMortimer
The Mortimer v Rosenthal Match
James Mortimer: Chessplayer and PlaywrightNajdorf
Miguel Najdorf (1910-97)
Najdorf against the French Defence
Confusion over Alekhine v Najdorf
The Polish ImmortalNimzowitsch
Aron Nimzowitsch
Articles about Aron Nimzowitsch
The Nimzowitsch Defence (1 e4 Nc6)
Nimzowitsch’s My System
Nimzowitsch v Alapin
Nimzowitsch the ‘Crown Prince’
A Nimzowitsch Story
ZugzwangNunn
Petrosian
Philidor
François-André Danican Philidor
Philidor: ‘Pawns are the soul of chess’Pillsbury
Pollock
Pomar
Reshevsky
Réti
Richard Réti
Another Chess Book by Richard Réti
Réti v Alekhine, Baden-Baden, 1925
Réti v Tartakower, Vienna, 1910
The Réti BrothersRosenthal
Rubinstein
Akiba Rubinstein Miscellanea
Akiba Rubinstein’s Later Years
The Rubinstein Trap
Schlechter
Carl Schlechter
The Lasker v Schlechter Controversy (1910)
Fleissig v Schlechter, Vienna, 1893Seirawan
Short
Showalter
Smyslov
Spassky
Spielmann
Staunton
Howard Staunton
The Staunton-Morphy Controversy
Supplement to ‘A Debate on Staunton, Morphy and Edge’
A Debate on Staunton, Morphy and Edge
Pictures of Howard Staunton
Attacks on Howard Staunton
Edge Letters to Fiske
Edge, Morphy and Staunton
Falkbeer, Staunton and LöwenthalSteinitz
Wilhelm Steinitz Miscellanea
Articles about Wilhelm Steinitz
Grimshaw v Steinitz
Steinitz, Lasker, Potter and ‘Modern Chess’
Steinitz v von Bardeleben
Steinitz versus God
Steinitz Stuck and Capa Caught
Steinitz QuotesTal
Mikhail Tal (1936-92)
Mikhail Tal in London (1964)
Books about Keres and TalTarrasch
Tartakower
Teichmann
Thomas
C. Torre
Vidmar
Williams
Winter
Yates
Znosko-Borovsky
Zukertort
The 23 Ng5 Affair (Skipworth v Zukertort)
J.H. Zukertort’s Alleged Accomplishments
Zukertort v Blackburne, London, 1883
Anderssen v ZukertortBiographical (other players and writers)
Charles Henry Stanley
Three Chessplayers Named Neumann
The Chess Writer P. Wenman
The Chess Historian R.N. Coles
The Portuguese Chessplayer Francisco Lupi
Jeremy Silman (1954-2023)
A Chess Polymath, Josef Krejcik
Hugh Myers (1930-2008)
Gordon Crown
John Cochrane
Brian Eley
Norman Tweed Whitaker
Two Indian Chess Figures (Madgavkar and Krishnamachariar)
The Chessplayer J. Cukierman
The Chessplayer Verdoni
Joaquim Valladão Monteiro
George H. Derrickson
Marcel Duchamp and Chess
Soldatenkov
Newell Williams Banks
Convict, Vagabond and Chessplayer
Chess: Jacqueline and Gregor Piatigorsky
An Obscure Chess Master (Gromer)
Ernst Ludwig Klein
Сабуровы
Anthony E. Santasiere
The Australian Nimzowitsch (Crowl)
Franklin Knowles Young
Daniel Starbuck (1856-84)
A Great Chess Figure (Bernstein)
Pachman, Bohatirchuk and Politics
Léonardus Nardus
The Fox Enigma
The Saburovs
Who Was R.J. Buckley?
A Chessplaying Astronomer (Antoniadi)
Daniel Willard Fiske
The Chess Writer W.H. Cozens
Fred Reinfeld 1910-64
Reinfeld’s Non-Chess Books
G.H. Diggle, the Chess Badmaster
Timothy D. Harding (Chess Writer and Historian)
C.J.S. Purdy
Leonard Barden
David Hooper (1915-98)
Irving Chernev
The Chess Tinsleys
The Chess Historian H.J.R. Murray
Disappeared (Mitchell)
Jeremy GaigeBlindfold Chess
Blindfold Chess
‘The Immortal Blindfold Game’
A Blindfold Chess Master (Enevoldsen)
An Alekhine Blindfold Game
Tony Miles (1955-2001)Book Reviews
Broadcasting and Entertainment
Chess Broadcasts on the Internet
Alistair Cooke and Chess
Clive James and Chess
Jacob Bronowski and Chess
Stephen Fry and Chess
Chess and The Prisoner
Chess and Radio
Chess and Hollywood
Chess and Television
CHESS The Musical
Chess, Literature, and FilmCastling
Chess Variants
Computers
Copying
Copying
An Indian Copying Mystery
Chess: the Need for SourcesDraughts/checkers
Draws
A Chess Fortress
Chess Draws
A Stalemate Manoeuvre
Chess: Stalemate by Self-Blockade
Stalemate
Repetition of Position or Moves in Chess
Chess: the 50-move RuleEndings
The Vančura Position in Chess Rook Endings
A Pawn Ending Mystery
Queen Endings
The So-called Fahrni-Alapin Pawn Ending
‘All Rook Endgames are Drawn’
The Lucena Position
Capablanca v KalantarovFiction and Poetry
Chess in Fiction
Chess and Poetry
Rupert Brooke and Chess
Chess and Sherlock Holmes
Lord Dunsany and ChessFIDE (International Chess Federation)
Articles about the International Chess Federation (FIDE)
FIDE Presidential Campaigns
Kirsan Ilyumzhinov and Aliens
Ricardo Calvo: Persona non Grata
Chess: The History of FIDE
FIDE: The Prehistory
The 1986 FIDE Presidential Election
Comic Relief
FIDE Championship (1928)
The TerminationFilm (of chess masters and events)
Games
Duplication of Chess Games
Borochow v Fine, Pasadena, 1932
Instructive Chess Games
Miniature Chess Games
Unknown Games
The Best Chess Games
The Byrne v Fischer ‘Game of the Century’
Paulsen v Morphy, New York, 1857
Taubenhaus v Vázquez, Havana, 1894-95
The Immortal Game (Anderssen v Kieseritzky)
Capablanca v Thomas, Hastings, 1919
Zukertort v Blackburne, London, 1883
Anderssen v Dufresne: The Evergreen Game
Fleissig v Schlechter, Vienna, 1893
Ortueta v Sanz
Kevitz v Capablanca, New York, 1931
Réti v Alekhine, Baden-Baden, 1925
A Chess Gamelet
Incomplete Games of Chess
Schuster v Carls
An Anderssen Loss?
A Brilliancy by Hermann Helms
Anderssen v Zukertort
The Gibaud v Lazard Gamelet
An Alekhine Miniature
Macdonald v Burn, Liverpool, 1910
An Alekhine Blindfold Game
Capablanca v Steiner (Living Chess)
Rosanes v Anderssen, Breslau, 1863
Najdorf against the French Defence
Nimzowitsch v Alapin
Grimshaw v Steinitz
Confusion
Capablanca v Fine: A Missed Win
Réti v Tartakower, Vienna, 1910
Wade v Bennett
Morphy v the Duke and Count
Chaos in a Miniature
Marshall’s ‘Gold Coins’ Game
Adams v Torre – A Sham?
Capablanca v Fonaroff
Analytical Disaccord
Chess Games with Five QueensGrandmaster Titles and Ratings
Hoaxes
Chess Hoaxes
Alleged Games by Einstein and Stalin
The Garry Kaspartov Scam
A Chess-Billiards Concoction
The Alekhine v Nenarokov Hoax
The Capablanca-Pokorny Fiasco
A Non-Existent Blindfold Chessplayer
A Fake Chess PhotographHumour
Chess Cartoons and Caricatures
From Former Times (Chess)
Dan Leno and Chess
How to Write about Chess
Chess Cartoons by Tom Webster
Comic Relief
Chess Corn CornerInferior Writing
Reliability Eroded (Kenneth Whyld)
‘Once’
The Ultimate Chess Playing Guide
Rebuttals
The Chesswriting Practices of Christian Hesse
Chess and How to Play It
Andrew Soltis
Bruce Pandolfini
The Chess Chamber of Horrors
Gaffes by Chess Publishers and Authors
Unintelligible Chess Writing
Hype in Chess
Chess: the Need for Sources
Chess Myths
Instant Chess
Larousse du jeu d’échecs
Cuttings (Facts about Raymond Keene)
A Question of Credibility
Capablanca Book Destroyed
Warriors of the Mind
A Unique Chess Writer (Bjelica)
The Guinness World Records Slump
‘Fun’
Worst-ever Chess Book?
Jaffe and his Primer
A Sorry Case (Eric Schiller)
A Publishing Scandal (Coles)
Historical Havoc
Koltanowski
A Catastrophic Encyclopedia (Divinsky)
World Champion Combinations
Over and Out
The Facts about Larry EvansLegal Issues
Literary Figures
Voltaire and Chess
Thomas Hood and Chess
Peter Mark Roget and Chess
Agatha Christie and Chess
Clive James and Chess
Stefan Zweig and Chess
Edgar Allan Poe and Chess
Charles Dickens and Chess
John Ruskin and Chess
Ely Culbertson and Chess
Rupert Brooke and Chess
Alfred Kreymborg and Chess
Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Chess
Leo Tolstoy and Chess
Lord Dunsany and Chess
William Shakespeare and Chess
Arthur Koestler and ChessMiscellaneous
Moscow, 1925
New York, 1924
Correspondence Chess
Wikipedia and Chess
Chess and Insanity
Marmaduke Wyvill and the Wyvill Formation
San Sebastián, 1911
Chess: The Last Mistake But One
Chess Scoring and Pairing Systems
McFarland Chess Books
Chess and Golf
The Anti-Turton Theme in Chess
Chess Prizes
Chess Predictions
Inscribed Chess Books
Street Names with Chess Connections
Chess Book Sales
From Former Times (Chess)
The Chess Masters of To-day by Leopold Hoffer
Chess and Woodshifting
‘The Mozart of Chess’
A Fictitious Chess Book
Chess and Postage Stamps
Secret Chess Contests
Chess and Tobacco
How Many Moves Ahead?
Missed Mates
Chess Cunning, Gamesmanship and Skulduggery
Chess Score-Sheets
Chess and Ghosts
Chess and Sleep
Crowds at Chess Events
Chess and the Code-Breakers
The Peak Age for a Chessplayer
Chess Seconds
Chess and Baseball
Announced Mates
Pet Moves in Chess
Retirement from Chess
The Homes of Chess Masters
Chess and Alcohol
Chess and Poverty
Excuses for Losing at Chess
Chess Pen-portraits
Chess in Advertisements
Chess and Hypnosis
Chess and Christmas
The Value of the Chess Pieces
Luck in Chess
Chess History Research On-Line
A Chess Divan in the Strand
Chess: The Greatest
Chess Autographs
The Cambridge v Bedlam Chess Story
Bribery in the Chess World
Chess Anecdotes
Chess Jottings
Graves of Chess Masters
London, 1899 Pen-portraits
Memory Feats of Chess Masters
Chess and British Royalty
Chess and Untimely Death Notices
The Horowitz-Wellmuth Affair
Chess and Bridge
Chess with Violence
Chess in 1924
Chess and Jews
Chess and Women
Chess Records
The Very Best Chess Books
Chess Awards
Wanted
Where Did They Live?
The Very Best Chess Books (Readers’ Choices)Moves
Chess: ‘Never Miss a Check’
Raking Bishops
The Back-Rank Mate
Check and Checkmate
En passant (Chess)
Underpromotion in Chess
The Knight ChallengeMurder
Chess and Murder
Chess and the Wallace Murder Case
Chessplayer Shot Dead in HastingsMusic
Сергей Прокофьев и шахматы
CHESS The Musical
Sergei Prokofiev and Chess
François-André Danican Philidor
Chess and MusicMysteries
The Colonel Moreau Chess Mystery
Chess Reincarnation
The Lasker v Schlechter Controversy (1910)
How Many People Play Chess?
The Gibaud v Lazard Gamelet
Ortueta v Sanz
The Frank Hollings Conundrum
The Riddle of Swiderski’s Suicide
The Horowitz-Wellmuth Affair
The Caissa-Morphy Puzzle
The Mysterious Frederick D. Rosebault
Adams v Torre – A Sham?
A Chess Whodunit
Mysteries at Sabadell, 1945Notation
Openings
The French Defence
The Sicilian Defence
The King’s Gambit
The Meran Variation of the Queen’s Gambit
Unusual Chess Openings
The Paris Opening (1 Nh3)
Lisitsin’s Gambit
The Portuguese Opening
Wing Gambits in Chess
Chess Openings
The Chess Moves 1 b4 and 1...b5
The English Opening
The Chess Fianchetto
The Danvers Opening (1 e4 e5 2 Qh5)
The Nimzowitsch Defence (1 e4 Nc6)
The Chess Opening 1 h4
The Evans Gambit
Indian Openings in Chess
The Trompowsky Opening
6 h4 in the French Defence
The Budapest Defence
The Berlin Defence (Ruy López)
The ‘Magnus Smith Trap’
Hypermodern Chess
The Caro-Kann Defence
Alekhine’s Defence
The Marshall Gambit
Professor Isaac Rice and the Rice Gambit
Old Opening Assessments
Kasparov, Karpov and the Scotch
‘The Swiss Gambit’Origins of chess
Paintings/art
Chess and Paintings
Marcel Duchamp and Chess
Chess Silhouettes
Chess Statues and Sculpture
Chess Cartoons by Tom Webster
Léonardus NardusPhotographs
Chessplayers and Animals
Chess Photographs in the Daily Mirror
Chess Pictures in The Sphere
Chess: Mistaken Identity
A 1928 Chess Photograph
Chess History: Photograph Collections
Photographs of Nottingham, 1936
Chess Photograph and Signatures
Amsterdam, 1954: A Chess Photograph
New York, 1915: A Chess Photograph
Chess: the Need for Sources
A Fake Chess PhotographPolitics and Politicians
Chess and Politics (The Bordell Case)
Hans Frank and Chess
Fidel Castro and Chess
Patriotism, Nationalism, Jingoism and Racism in Chess
Paul Morphy and Chess Politics
Pachman, Bohatirchuk and Politics
Andrew Bonar Law and Chess
Chess and the House of Commons
A Chessplaying Statesman (Simon)
Napoleon Bonaparte and ChessPositions
A Chess Mess
The 23 Ng5 Affair (Skipworth v Zukertort)
Nine Chess Positions
Critical Moments in Chess
Capablanca v Kalantarov
Morrison v Capablanca, London, 1922Problems
Letters and Numbers in Chess Problems
The Novotny and Plachutta Themes in Chess Play
A Chess Washout
Arthur Ford Mackenzie (1861-1905)
The Chess Problemist Horatio Bolton
The Immortal Chess Problem
Chess Problems
Steinitz Stuck and Capa Caught
‘Genius’ (Williams)
Chess Problems by H.F.L. MeyerProdigies
Articles about Chess Prodigies
The Chess Prodigy Elaine Saunders
Nineteenth-century Chess Prodigies
George H. Derrickson
The Chess Prodigy Samuel Reshevsky
Arturo Pomar (1931-2016)
Testing Reshevsky
Chess: Prodigies, Philosophy and Mathematics
The Chess Prodigy Rodrigo Flores
Who Was Birdie Reeve?
Master Roberts
Capablanca: How I Learned to Play Chess
James A. Leonard
Chess Prodigies
Searching for Bobby Fischer (Josh Waitzkin)Psychology
Chess and Psychology
Testing Reshevsky
Reuben Fine, Chess and PsychologyPuzzles
Chess Puzzles
The Chess-loving Puzzle-master (Phillips)
William HartstonQuotations
For Pondering
Chess: ‘When You See a Good Move ...’
Muddled Chess Epigrams
Chess Thoughts
Pre-Chess Chess Quotes
Philidor: ‘Pawns are the soul of chess’
The Soul of Chess
Chess Proverbs
Advice on Playing Chess
‘Life’s too short for chess’
Chess Morganisms
The Chess Wit and Wisdom of W.E. Napier
The Most Famous Chess Quotations
Steinitz QuotesResignation
Rules and Laws
J’adoube
Castling in Chess
Chess: the 50-move Rule
The Laws of Chess (1912)
The Laws of Chess (1931)
World Chess Championship Rules
Chess Variants and Rule ChangesRussian Translations of Feature Articles
Simultaneous Exhibitions
StalemateLarge Simultaneous Displays
Capablanca’s Simultaneous Displays
A Stalemate Manoeuvre
Chess: Stalemate by Self-Blockade
Chess Draws
StalemateSources
Studies
Tactical and Strategical Play
Anastasia’s Mate
The Mysterious Rook Move in Chess
Chess Tempo/Tempi
The Double Bishop Sacrifice
The Chess Hedgehog
Chess: Winning a Won Game
The Chess Pin
Queen Sacrifices
The Poisoned Pawn in Chess
Underpromotion in Chess
The Single Bishop Mate
Chess Planning
Hanging Pawns in Chess
A Knight on K5, K6 or Q6
Chess Strategy and Tactics
The Chess Skewer
Boden’s Mate
The Spite Check in Chess
The Smothered Mate
What is a Chess Combination?
Long Calculation
The Chess Seesaw
Royal Walkabouts
The Knight Challenge
ZugzwangTime and Speed
Vocabulary and language
En prise (Chess Term)
Chess and the English Language
Early Uses of ‘World Chess Champion’
Unusual Chess Words
Earliest Occurrences of Chess Terms
Chessy Words
Zugzwang
International Language (Chess and Esperanto)War, and Nazi Germany
A Purported Picture of Hitler and Lenin Playing Chess
Chess and War
Chess Camouflage Publications
Chess: Hitler and Nazi Germany
The 1936 Munich Chess Olympiad
Hans Frank and Chess
Was Alekhine a Nazi?
War CrimesWorld Championship
From Steinitz to Kasparov
The World Chess Championship
Euwe and Alekhine on their 1937 Match
Lasker on the 1921 World Championship Match
The World Chess Championship by Paul Keres
World Chess Championship Rules
The London Rules
Capablanca’s Reply to Lasker
Early Uses of ‘World Chess Champion’
Capablanca v Alekhine, 1927
How Capablanca Became World Champion
Interregnum
World Championship DisorderWriting
Chess Annotations
Chess and Ghostwriting
Chess Punctuation
Advice for Chess Journalists
Chess as Front-Page News
Chess: the Need for Sources
How to Write about Chess
Chess Journalism and Ethics
Books about Leading Modern Chessplayers
‘Fun’
See also:
Lasker Speaks Out (1926) by Richard Forster
Coup or Call of Duty? Commotion at the 1939 FIDE Chess Congress by Richard Forster
FIDE Chess Congress 1939: An Investigation by Richard Forster
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