Article Number
LZNICM202304
New in Chess Magazine 2023/4
106 pages, brochure, New in Chess, 1. edition 2023
Out of stock
| EAN | 9789493257962 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 220 g |
| Manufacturer | New in Chess |
| Width | 21 cm |
| Height | 27 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 2023 |
| Author | Jan TimmanDirk Jan ten Geuzendam |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 1 |
| Pages | 106 |
| Binding | brochure |
006 The Royal Game
If you wander the streets of the historical centre of The Hague on a Saturday, there is a fair chance that you will be challenged to a game of chess.
008 NIC’s Café
What happened to James Dean’s pocket chess set? Should Magnus Carlsen be happy that he joined Boris Spassky in an exclusive club? Are there still new moves to be played?
012 Your Move
Bobby Fischer certainly had a point, but no one is telling you to give up chess if you happen to like Chess960.
014 Caruana tops Bucharest
Never getting into any trouble, Fabiano Caruana edged out his rivals in the Superbet Classic to claim the $100,000 winner’s check. Arriving straight from Astana, brand-new world champion Ding Liren lacked energy and motivation and had to take a back seat.
019 Celeb64: Keanu Reeves
034 Interview: Ding Liren
The new World Champion speaks about his ambitions and about his fears in a life outside his comfort zone. In passing, he reveals the name of the other grandmaster who was helping him besides Richard Rapport.
042 The Return of Peter Svidler
Class always tells. Following a protracted break from classical chess, Peter Svidler won the 28th TePe Sigeman tournament.
062 Grandmaster Banker
Margeir Petursson’s journey from professional grandmaster to prominent banker, first in Iceland and now in Ukraine, is an extraordinary success story.
072 In Graphic Detail
Can a book primarily made up of drawings capture the complexity of Bobby Fischer’s life?
075 Fair & Square
Who looks like some wild baboon in the savannah who has just ripped open the stomach of his worst rival?
076 The WMOTB
We’ve been told countless times to look for the best move in the position in front of us. But what about the Worst Move On The Board?
080 Adult Improvement
Do you live a bullet life, a blitz life, or a classical life? In fact, they all make sense, James Altucher argues.
083 Maximize Your Tactics
Find the right moves.
084 Geza Maroczy
The Hungarian’s style is often described as defensive, but that is a one-sided assessment, Judit Polgar contends. He was an imaginative and fierce attacker as well.
089 What would you play?
Test your decision-making skills with Thomas ‘Toolbox’ Willemze.
094 Sadler on Books
Matthew Sadler shares his enthusiasm about books dedicated to solid iron logic, breath-taking mayhem and the serene heights of problem-solving.
100 Disappear, pawn
A masterpiece by the brilliant Georgian study composer David Gurgenidze inspired Jan Timman to embark on a thematic journey.
105 They are The Champions
Bokang Motsamai is the national champion of Lesotho.
106 Just Checking
What is Vladimir Fedoseev’s favourite square?
If you wander the streets of the historical centre of The Hague on a Saturday, there is a fair chance that you will be challenged to a game of chess.
008 NIC’s Café
What happened to James Dean’s pocket chess set? Should Magnus Carlsen be happy that he joined Boris Spassky in an exclusive club? Are there still new moves to be played?
012 Your Move
Bobby Fischer certainly had a point, but no one is telling you to give up chess if you happen to like Chess960.
014 Caruana tops Bucharest
Never getting into any trouble, Fabiano Caruana edged out his rivals in the Superbet Classic to claim the $100,000 winner’s check. Arriving straight from Astana, brand-new world champion Ding Liren lacked energy and motivation and had to take a back seat.
019 Celeb64: Keanu Reeves
034 Interview: Ding Liren
The new World Champion speaks about his ambitions and about his fears in a life outside his comfort zone. In passing, he reveals the name of the other grandmaster who was helping him besides Richard Rapport.
042 The Return of Peter Svidler
Class always tells. Following a protracted break from classical chess, Peter Svidler won the 28th TePe Sigeman tournament.
062 Grandmaster Banker
Margeir Petursson’s journey from professional grandmaster to prominent banker, first in Iceland and now in Ukraine, is an extraordinary success story.
072 In Graphic Detail
Can a book primarily made up of drawings capture the complexity of Bobby Fischer’s life?
075 Fair & Square
Who looks like some wild baboon in the savannah who has just ripped open the stomach of his worst rival?
076 The WMOTB
We’ve been told countless times to look for the best move in the position in front of us. But what about the Worst Move On The Board?
080 Adult Improvement
Do you live a bullet life, a blitz life, or a classical life? In fact, they all make sense, James Altucher argues.
083 Maximize Your Tactics
Find the right moves.
084 Geza Maroczy
The Hungarian’s style is often described as defensive, but that is a one-sided assessment, Judit Polgar contends. He was an imaginative and fierce attacker as well.
089 What would you play?
Test your decision-making skills with Thomas ‘Toolbox’ Willemze.
094 Sadler on Books
Matthew Sadler shares his enthusiasm about books dedicated to solid iron logic, breath-taking mayhem and the serene heights of problem-solving.
100 Disappear, pawn
A masterpiece by the brilliant Georgian study composer David Gurgenidze inspired Jan Timman to embark on a thematic journey.
105 They are The Champions
Bokang Motsamai is the national champion of Lesotho.
106 Just Checking
What is Vladimir Fedoseev’s favourite square?
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