Chess
Savitha Shri: 7/7 From the Reserve Board, and the Savings That Ran Out in Three Years
Savitha Shri's Seven Wins, and the Sum That Never Added Up
A Najdorf Refresh and the FIDE Chair: Two Different Worlds Inside One Headline
A Samarkand Headline, a Scandinavian Body: One Gap in the Economics of Chess Memory
The ‘Sword of Damocles’ of the Scandinavian Defense: A 60-Minute Promise, a Certified Trainer, and an Unverified Carlsen Weapon
A Najdorf Refresh and the FIDE Chair: Two Different Worlds Inside One HeadlineSixty minutes. Five line clusters. A download named in English. And nailed on...
A Samarkand Headline, a Scandinavian Body: One Gap in the Economics of Chess MemoryEleven forty-eight at night in Delhi. The fan turning, a Bengali-language...
The ‘Sword of Damocles’ of the Scandinavian Defense: A 60-Minute Promise, a Certified Trainer, and an Unverified Carlsen WeaponA 13-point promotional blurb, two famous names, a 60-minute promise, and a...
Savitha Shri: 7/7 From the Reserve Board, and the Savings That Ran Out in Three YearsAt the Mumbai desk I logged the scores board by board. The round ran close to...
Savitha Shri's Seven Wins, and the Sum That Never Added UpTwo clocks stopped almost at the same minute in Samarkand last Thursday. On o...
The File Said Samarkand, the Pages Said Prague: Reading ChessBase Magazine #225Before I opened the file, I read the headline: Samarkand, round eight, women'...
A Samarkand Round 8 Headline, and the 60-Minute Scandinavian Course Hidden Behind ItThe headline arrived in the language of news. Samarkand, Round 8 (open):...
Samarkand in the Headline, Prague on the Page: The Chess Story That Cannot Reconcile ItselfRain on the awning at a coffee shop off Jalan Burma in Penang. Ten past six i...
The Savings Ran Out in Three Years, and Seven Wins Came From the Reserve BoardOn that Thursday in Samarkand, three of India's four Open boards ended in...
Sixty Minutes of Swordplay: The Scandinavian Defense, Carlsen's Name and a Club Player's Premature ConfidenceLast Tuesday, at a quarter to three in the morning, I opened a file in my Del...
The Headline Is Selling a Match, the Body Is Selling a Course: Samarkand Round 8 and the Scandinavian FileLast week, scrolling the morning feed, a headline stopped my thumb: Samarkand...
A Samarkand Headline, a Scandinavian Body: One Gap in the Economics of Chess MemoryEleven forty-eight at night in Delhi. The fan turning, a Bengali-language...
The ‘Sword of Damocles’ of the Scandinavian Defense: A 60-Minute Promise, a Certified Trainer, and an Unverified Carlsen WeaponA 13-point promotional blurb, two famous names, a 60-minute promise, and a...
Savitha Shri: 7/7 From the Reserve Board, and the Savings That Ran Out in Three YearsAt the Mumbai desk I logged the scores board by board. The round ran close to...
Savitha Shri's Seven Wins, and the Sum That Never Added UpTwo clocks stopped almost at the same minute in Samarkand last Thursday. On o...
The File Said Samarkand, the Pages Said Prague: Reading ChessBase Magazine #225Before I opened the file, I read the headline: Samarkand, round eight, women'...
A Samarkand Round 8 Headline, and the 60-Minute Scandinavian Course Hidden Behind ItThe headline arrived in the language of news. Samarkand, Round 8 (open):...
Samarkand in the Headline, Prague on the Page: The Chess Story That Cannot Reconcile ItselfRain on the awning at a coffee shop off Jalan Burma in Penang. Ten past six i...
The Savings Ran Out in Three Years, and Seven Wins Came From the Reserve BoardOn that Thursday in Samarkand, three of India's four Open boards ended in...
Sixty Minutes of Swordplay: The Scandinavian Defense, Carlsen's Name and a Club Player's Premature ConfidenceLast Tuesday, at a quarter to three in the morning, I opened a file in my Del...
The Headline Is Selling a Match, the Body Is Selling a Course: Samarkand Round 8 and the Scandinavian FileLast week, scrolling the morning feed, a headline stopped my thumb: Samarkand...