Chess
77 Teams, Five Continents and One Missing Column: Auditing the Prison Chess Championship Ledger
An IM Norm at Eleven: One Scorecard, Three Dates, and the Questions the Ledger Wants Answered First
The Prague Ledger: Aravind's Silence and the Accounting of Twenty-Seven Short Games in ChessBase Magazine #225
Prague's 27 Miniature Wars: ChessBase Magazine #225 Hides the Fastest Lesson in Chess
FritzTrainer Review: What Daniel King's 60-Minute Najdorf Update Delivers — and What It Leaves Out
ChessThe Prague Ledger: Aravind's Silence and the Accounting of Twenty-Seven Short Games in ChessBase Magazine #225Twenty-seven. That is the number that stopped me on the pages of the 225th...
ChessPrague's 27 Miniature Wars: ChessBase Magazine #225 Hides the Fastest Lesson in ChessAt 1 a.m., there was no hotel in Prague in front of me — only a buffering...
ChessFritzTrainer Review: What Daniel King's 60-Minute Najdorf Update Delivers — and What It Leaves OutIn the 2026 Delhi International Open I called the top boards off a borrowed m...
ChessSixty Minutes, Five Lines, and a Date Stamp Nobody PrintedI opened the review looking for the date. There wasn't one. No author's name,...
Chess77 Teams, Five Continents and One Missing Column: Auditing the Prison Chess Championship LedgerOn the morning of 13 May 2026, before the first round began, the first entry ...
ChessTwenty-Seven Miniatures and One 'Special': Inside ChessBase Magazine #225The first page does not open with the winner. Inside ChessBase Magazine #225,...
Chess77 Teams, Five Continents, Zero PGNs: The Ledger the First Continental Prison Chess Championship Never Left BehindI opened the results folder in the Mumbai studio on the morning of 14 May 202...
ChessSixty-Four Squares Behind Bars: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Record Nobody Is Writing DownFor about three decades now, I have had one reflex. The moment a chess...
ChessPrisoners' Chess Championship: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and a Rulebook Page Still BlankOn 13 May 2026 the tournament began under one name; by 23 May it had finished...
ChessMaintaining a Najdorf Repertoire: Daniel King's 60-Minute Update, Audited from a Third PerspectiveThe rulebook said one thing; the replay said another — I opened both. Here, t...
ChessAn IM Norm at Eleven: One Scorecard, Three Dates, and the Questions the Ledger Wants Answered FirstThe last round on 23 October, board one. Black pieces, a gambit line, a pawn...
Chess77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Record Chess Never KeptOn the night of 13 May 2026, my desk in Ahmedabad held three things: a press...
ChessPrague's 27 Miniature Wars: ChessBase Magazine #225 Hides the Fastest Lesson in ChessAt 1 a.m., there was no hotel in Prague in front of me — only a buffering...
ChessFritzTrainer Review: What Daniel King's 60-Minute Najdorf Update Delivers — and What It Leaves OutIn the 2026 Delhi International Open I called the top boards off a borrowed m...
ChessSixty Minutes, Five Lines, and a Date Stamp Nobody PrintedI opened the review looking for the date. There wasn't one. No author's name,...
Chess77 Teams, Five Continents and One Missing Column: Auditing the Prison Chess Championship LedgerOn the morning of 13 May 2026, before the first round began, the first entry ...
ChessTwenty-Seven Miniatures and One 'Special': Inside ChessBase Magazine #225The first page does not open with the winner. Inside ChessBase Magazine #225,...
Chess77 Teams, Five Continents, Zero PGNs: The Ledger the First Continental Prison Chess Championship Never Left BehindI opened the results folder in the Mumbai studio on the morning of 14 May 202...
ChessSixty-Four Squares Behind Bars: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Record Nobody Is Writing DownFor about three decades now, I have had one reflex. The moment a chess...
ChessPrisoners' Chess Championship: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and a Rulebook Page Still BlankOn 13 May 2026 the tournament began under one name; by 23 May it had finished...
ChessMaintaining a Najdorf Repertoire: Daniel King's 60-Minute Update, Audited from a Third PerspectiveThe rulebook said one thing; the replay said another — I opened both. Here, t...
ChessAn IM Norm at Eleven: One Scorecard, Three Dates, and the Questions the Ledger Wants Answered FirstThe last round on 23 October, board one. Black pieces, a gambit line, a pawn...
Chess77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Record Chess Never KeptOn the night of 13 May 2026, my desk in Ahmedabad held three things: a press...