New In Chess Magazine 2017/1: Read by Club Players in 116 Countries

New In Chess Magazine 2017/1: Read by Club Players in 116 Countries

by Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam

108 pages· 2017· ISBN 9789056917296
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New In Chess magazine is read by club players in 116 countries. It offers a ringside seat to top level chess, as elite grandmasters allow us to read their minds: Carlsen, Caruana, Anand, Nakamura, Kasparov, Aronian and many other top players explain their moves in crystal-clear masterclasses full of humor and psychological insight. New In Chess brings you columns by Judit Polgar, Nigel Short, Matthew Sadler, Jan Timman, Parimarjan Negi and others, as well as high-profile interviews, features, on-the-spot tournament reports, history, book reviews and gossip from around the chess world. Readers get first-rate instruction with training in tactics, strategy, pattern recognition, endgames and chess opening surprises.

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