Chess
Whose Head Holds the Sword: A 60-Minute Scandinavian Course, Two Queen Tempi, and the Going Rate for Claims
ChessBase Magazine #225: The Title Says Samarkand, the File Says 27 Miniatures
Savitha Shri: A Father's Career Gamble and the Arithmetic Gap Inside 7/7
The Sword of Damocles: A Sixty-Minute Course, One Lost Tempo, and the Halo Shadow Over the Chess Market
A Samarkand Headline on a Scandinavian Body: Auditing an Information Chain
Under the Sword of Damocles: You Cannot Buy a Repertoire in Sixty Minutes
Whose Head Holds the Sword: A 60-Minute Scandinavian Course, Two Queen Tempi, and the Going Rate for ClaimsHook: A Queen That Walked Twice in Seven Moves At a Delhi club evening last...
Savitha Shri: A Father's Career Gamble and the Arithmetic Gap Inside 7/7Hook: A Paused Stream, Two Boards In a Mymensingh bedroom the router is warm,...
The Sword of Damocles: A Sixty-Minute Course, One Lost Tempo, and the Halo Shadow Over the Chess Market11:40 at night. On a laptop in a Penang flat a digital board glows, and besid...
A Samarkand Headline on a Scandinavian Body: Auditing an Information ChainI was scrolling a feed near one in the morning last week when a headline...
ChessBase Magazine #225: The Title Says Samarkand, the File Says 27 MiniaturesAt three in the morning my secondhand laptop sat open in a bedroom in...
Under the Sword of Damocles: You Cannot Buy a Repertoire in Sixty MinutesLast month, on a club evening in Mymensingh, a thirty-something player sent m...
The Price of Board Five: Savitha Shri, Seven From Seven, and a Father's Savings That Ran Out in Three YearsThe steel cupboard in the corner of the BCF hall at Purana Paltan still stand...
Bodhana Sivanandan: Chess and Other Passions — A Data AuditThe headline suggests Bodhana Sivanandan, the young British chess talent, is...