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British Chess Magazine (March 2024)

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British Chess Magazine (February 2024)

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British Chess Magazine (January 2024)

CHESS INFORMANT’S 158th ADVENTURE

AURORA

CONTENTS:

• Leitao – Opening Ideas in Modern Chess 

• Shyam Sundar – Grand Swiss (This or That?) 

• Perunovic – European Team Championship 

• Foisor – USA Women Championship (Tournament Review) 

• Moradiabadi – USA Championship (Tournament Review) 

• Ntirlis – The Damiano Defence (Theoretical Survey) 

• Prusikin – The Weak King (Instructive Lesson) 

• Perelshteyn – The Alekhine 4 Pawns Atack (Theoretical Survey) 

• Rogers – Asian Team Championship 1981 (Roger’s Reminiscences) 

• Griffin – Larsen – Byrne, Havana 1966 (From Informant Archives) 

• Barak Gonen – Correspondence Chess

Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.

The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!

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British Chess Magazine (December 2023)

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British Chess Magazine (November 2023)

CHESS INFORMANT’S 157th ADVENTURE

OMNIPRESENT

CONTENTS:

• In Memoriam – Remembering Aleksandar Matanovic 

• Leitao – World Cup 2023 (Tournament Review) 

• Shyam Sundar – This or that? – World Cup Edition 

• Perunovic – Instructive positions from the World Cup 

• Foisor – Women FIDE World Championship Match (Tournament Review) 

• Gormally – British Chess Championship (Tournament Review) 

• Moradiabadi – Biel Chess Festival (Tournament Review) 

• Yochanan Afek – Prague Chess Festival (Tournament Review) 

• Kotronias – The Classical Scotch 4...Bc5 (Theoretical Survey) 

• Davies – The Sandipan Dutch (Theoretical Survey) 

• Prusikin – The Exchange Slav Ideas (Instructive Lesson) 

• Szabo – The King’s Indian Defence E91 (Theoretical Survey) 

• Perelshteyn – The Hyper-Accelerated Dragon (Theoretical Survey) 

• Petrov – World Championship Game Changers – part 7 

• Rogers – The Japan 1978 Zonal Tournament (Roger’s Reminiscences) 

• Griffin – Spassky-Portisch, Toluca Interzonal 1982 (From Informant Archives) 

• Barak Gonen – Correspondence Chess

Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.

The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!

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British Chess Magazine (October 2023)

The October issue of BCM is brimming with insightful comments, opinions, and analysis, along with tournament reports. BCM's GM Alex Colovic delves into one of the most significant questions in chess: How to handle winning and losing? Additionally, in a separate article, Colovic examines the role and place of intuition in chess and whether it always proves effective. Dive into our special reports from the World and European senior championships, where England delivers a remarkable performance in both events! In this issue, you can also find the concluding part of BCM's exclusive interview with Henrik Carlen, where he discusses how his son influenced the world of chess and how he will be remembered. Furthermore, Milan Dinic explores the ascent of China as a chess powerhouse, from its tentative steps in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution to becoming a dominant force on the global chess stage. All this and more awaits you in the October issue of BCM!

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British Chess Magazine (September 2023)

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British Chess Magazine (August 2023)

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British Chess Magazine (July 2023)

CHESS INFORMANT’S 156th ADVENTURE

MESMERIZED

CONTENTS:

• Gormally – World Chess Championship – Nepo – Ding (Review) 

• Shyam Sundar – World Chess Championship – The Most Instructive Moments and Positions 

• Miodrag & Milos Perunovic – European Chess Championship (Tournament Report) 

• Leitao – The English Opening (WCH Edition – Theoretical Survey) 

• Foisor – Woman’s Candidates Final (Instructive Review) 

• Prusikin – The Power of Knight Pair(Instructive Lesson) 

• Davies – The Maroczy Bind (Theoretical Survey) 

• Kotronias – The King’s Indian Saemisch (Theoretical Survey) 

• Perelshteyn – The Alekhine Defence (Theoretical Survey) 

• Rogers – Telechess Olympiads (Roger’s Reminiscences) 

• Griffin – Vaganian – Gulko, Baku 1977 (From Informant Archives) 

• Barak Gonen – Correspondence Chess (Review)

Traditional sections: games, combinations, endings, Tournament reviews, the best game from the preceding volume and the most important theoretical novelty from the preceding volume.

The periodical that pros use with pleasure is at the same time a must have publication for all serious chess students!