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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Sindarellov Story
I’ve always believed in Javokhir Sindarov. Show you the receipts? Oh, I’ve got ‘em, but there are too many to choose from. How about November’s piece in which I picked Sindarov to win the World Cup:
John Willliams' Augustus
I came to love historical fiction as an adult. There were a variety of causes: I’ve taught high school world history for the past dozen years, I’ve gradually become less interested in the genre fiction I devoured in my youth (fantasy, sci-f...
Caruana and Nakamura at the Candidates
Error free chess is boring chess. Every great game needs a few mistakes to heighten the tension, to give one player the initiative and put the other on the defensive. It’s easy to look at the engine analysis of Caruana-Nakamura from the fir...
Three From Reykjavik
I’ve been slowly working my way through the puzzle book Perfect Your Chess since January and I’ve noticed a pattern to the problems I’ve missed: I have trouble combining multiple tactical themes, particularly when the first move falls far o...
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