Chess
Samarkand in the Headline, a 60-Minute DVD in the Body: The Incomplete Board of the Chess Market
Savitha Shri: Behind Seven Wins, a Three-Year Runway That Was Meant to Last Ten
The Fifth-Board Ledger: Savitha Shri's 7/7 in Samarkand, a Father's Resignation, and an Unfinished Account
The Sword of Damocles, a 60-Minute Promise, and Bangladesh's Seventeen Empty Years
ChessThe Fifth-Board Ledger: Savitha Shri's 7/7 in Samarkand, a Father's Resignation, and an Unfinished AccountThe clock in the Samarkand playing hall was edging toward five hours. On a to...
ChessThe Sword of Damocles, a 60-Minute Promise, and Bangladesh's Seventeen Empty YearsIt was twenty past two at night in Dublin, five hours behind Dhaka, and the...
ChessSamarkand in the Headline, a 60-Minute DVD in the Body: The Incomplete Board of the Chess MarketThere is a paper cup on my desk, a coffee ring dried along its rim, and besid...
ChessThe Sword of Damocles: What Sixty Minutes Can Buy, and What It Never CanOn the second floor of a St Petersburg chess club last winter, a rapid event...
ChessThe News That Stopped at Its Own Headline: A Samarkand Result, the Scandinavian Defense, and a Mismatched AdvertisementIt is Tuesday. On the balcony in Khulna my tea is going cold, and on the tabl...
ChessThe Sixty-Minute Sword: Scandinavian Defense, Carlsen's Name, and the Unwritten Claims of the Course MarketSixty minutes. The number appears twice in the promotional blurb — once as a...
ChessSamarkand's Headline, the Scandinavian's Body: Auditing a Feed ErrorThe headline was selling a result. Germany stunned Uzbekistan in Round 8 at...
ChessThe Headline Sells a Result, the Body Sells a Course: Samarkand Round 8 and Sixty Minutes of the ScandinavianThe steel cupboard in the western corner of the chess federation hall at Pura...
ChessSamarkand's 15/16 and Prague's 27 Miniatures: Where the Chess Information Pipeline LeaksI opened the file at eleven at night. The headline promised Samarkand, round...
ChessSavitha Shri: Behind Seven Wins, a Three-Year Runway That Was Meant to Last TenThe Thursday round at Samarkand ran nearly five hours. In the Open section,...
ChessThe Sword of Damocles, a 60-Minute Promise, and Bangladesh's Seventeen Empty YearsIt was twenty past two at night in Dublin, five hours behind Dhaka, and the...
ChessSamarkand in the Headline, a 60-Minute DVD in the Body: The Incomplete Board of the Chess MarketThere is a paper cup on my desk, a coffee ring dried along its rim, and besid...
ChessThe Sword of Damocles: What Sixty Minutes Can Buy, and What It Never CanOn the second floor of a St Petersburg chess club last winter, a rapid event...
ChessThe News That Stopped at Its Own Headline: A Samarkand Result, the Scandinavian Defense, and a Mismatched AdvertisementIt is Tuesday. On the balcony in Khulna my tea is going cold, and on the tabl...
ChessThe Sixty-Minute Sword: Scandinavian Defense, Carlsen's Name, and the Unwritten Claims of the Course MarketSixty minutes. The number appears twice in the promotional blurb — once as a...
ChessSamarkand's Headline, the Scandinavian's Body: Auditing a Feed ErrorThe headline was selling a result. Germany stunned Uzbekistan in Round 8 at...
ChessThe Headline Sells a Result, the Body Sells a Course: Samarkand Round 8 and Sixty Minutes of the ScandinavianThe steel cupboard in the western corner of the chess federation hall at Pura...
ChessSamarkand's 15/16 and Prague's 27 Miniatures: Where the Chess Information Pipeline LeaksI opened the file at eleven at night. The headline promised Samarkand, round...
ChessSavitha Shri: Behind Seven Wins, a Three-Year Runway That Was Meant to Last TenThe Thursday round at Samarkand ran nearly five hours. In the Open section,...
