Lit & Chess
Andy LeeI'm a FIDE Master and studied English in college, so I'll be writing about chess and books on a semi-regular basis.
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Invitation to a Post-Mortem
A week or two ago I wrote the intro to this piece, in which I resolved to take up the challenge of Timman (and before him, Botvinnik), and annotate a game by hand, no matter how many mistakes I made or how foolish I looked when publishing t...
David Szalay's Flesh
A novel is a way of thinking about a problem. There are, of course, many problems in the world, and many ways of thinking about them — through historical analysis, psychology, scientific data, philosophy, religion, etc, etc. But a novel is ...
What Timman Knew
Jan Timman passed away last week, but like many chess luminaries he lives on through his games and writings. After I learned of Timman’s death I paged back through his first book, The Art of Chess Analysis, published in 1980, the year of my...
Solvej Balle's On the Calculation of Volume
From the story of Prometheus to Tuck Everlasting, it’s generally acknowledged that eternal life is a curse best avoided. If eternity is hell, reliving the same day again and again is a kind of purgatory, one that requires some kind of actio...
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