My latest site review returns to the online book catalogs & overviews the most popular chess authors of the 19th century. The address of the review ...
>There's also Elo's book 'The Rating of Chess<br>>Players Past and Present'. Keene wrote a book a<br>>few years ago covering this topic, but ...
Hello,<br><br>I am a new member of this group. My particular interest is in the history of the Kansas Chess Association and Major A.W. Harvey. I have some...
Many thanks for the information. I do not have exact dates for the games, as the clippings do not include that information. They appear to have taken place in...
Hi all!<br><br>Am semi-active chessplayer trying to find source of the following quote:<br><br>"luck is when preparation meets opportunity"<br><br>I know a...
I am writing an article about the Danish.<br>Who can help?; I have all the usual stuff but lack 19th century opinions.<br><br>Did Morphy play it? Steinitz? ...
These Historical Elo's are a pleasant game but Keene and his friends use them to support their own projects, as well they may. <br><br>The Elo system, like the...
I am pleased to see Bill Hartston praised.<br><br>Like Keene, he was a top English player/writer/journalist but he did not get too carried away and now writes...
I suggest you obtain W. Lutes book on the Danish. Lutes is a strong postal player and a chess historian, and his book has an extensive historical introduction ...
>These Historical Elo's are a pleasant game but Keene and his friends use them to support their own projects.<br><br>That comment could use some ...
>Have you seen the Golombek history?<br><br>Yes, I also have the illustrated histories by Keene, Wilson, and Saidy/Lessing. I have to admit that I've never...
>I am pleased to see Bill Hartston praised<br><br>I can't remember where I saw it, but Karpov trashed Hartston's book on the 1978 Baguio match. The comment...
Not necessarily, but clearly you know all I do....<br><br>A pity really as Keene is such a good writer - and so very colourful in a dull chess world - when he ...
The mailing list archive for the Anand article has been broken ('That message is not available for display') since I sent it out, and it looks like MSN Listbot...