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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Haruki Murakami's The City and Its Uncertain Walls
I first encountered Haruki Murakami in The Wind-Up Bird Chronicles, a novel I read the first few hundred pages of while waiting for hours at the DMV. I’ve read almost all of his novels and stories since then, from the short and strange A Wi...
Who Should Qualify for the Candidates?
The topic du jour in the chess world is qualification for the Candidates Tournament, whether it’s Nakamura’s barnstorming of middle-America weekend events, or Matthias Bluebaum’s unlikely qualification on tiebreaks at the recently completed...
The Hatching of the Xenomorphs
There’s something incongruous about logging on to chess-dot-com and seeing the smiling face of Hikaru Nakamura streaming Titled Tuesday from the comfort of home while the rest of the chess elite is playing in the FIDE Grand Swiss in Samarka...
Ocean Vuong's The Emperor of Gladness
Coincidence or homage? Ocean Vuong’s new novel opens with the same joke as David Foster Wallace’s 1996 classic Infinite Jest. For Wallace it’s the incongruity of glad and “Glad” — that is, the “Year of Glad” in which Infinite Jest begins — ...
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