
I am a chess podcaster and author endeavoring to share a weekly roundup of worthwhile chess news stories, chess improvement-related posts, book reviews & more!
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FM Andy Lee wrote about the necessity and shortcomings of chess puzzles. “I’ve worked through about half of Think Like a Super-GM and it certainly confirms my belief that calculation is the important chess skill. Whe...
“Friend of the Newsletter” IM Junta Ikeda has launched his course, The Ten Habit Improvement System. Regular readers of Junta’s blog (like myself) know how knowledgeable and thoughtful Junta is is about chess improvement. I have already wat...
Hello again! Back from vacation and I’ve got a bunch of worthwhile chess stuff for y’all. Have a good weekend- Ben
Kevin Scull went to NYC and bunch a chess at Lincoln Square. He shares what he learned. “My main tak...
Hi there, chess fans! We have a rare Thursday linkfest, as I will be traveling tomorrow, and will be away all next week as well. The next linkfest will be on July 17. Happy 4th to those of you in the U.S. and I hope the rest of you enjoy th...
FM Andy Lee extracts some lessons from an uneven tournament performance. “A sports podcast I listen to talks about “the irrational confidence guy” — the basketball player who puts up a contested 3 in a close came des...
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Chess podcaster and author sharing new and noteworthy chess stories (almost) every Friday. Aside from chess content, I enjoy reading about tech, politics and sports.
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