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Kingpin Chess Magazine, Issue 32

 

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The Kingpin Questionnaire

Peter Svidler

Krusty the Clown Wins the Australian Championship
Chris Depasquale

Gary Lane’s Agony Column

What’s in a Grade?
Justin Horton

Losing My Way to the GM Title
Jonathan Rowson

Do Not Adjust Your Chess Set…: The Hastings Years
Stuart Conquest

Raymundo contra Mundum
A critical look at the career of Raymond Keene

British Chess Magazine

The Real System
Richard Forster

Memoirs of a Mediocre Chess Player
Antony Mann

The Barry Attack
Gary Lane

Problem Safari
Colin Russ

Forum
Edward Winter

Barbican 4NCL1 v. Wood Green in the Four Nations
Jonathan Rogers

Caissa, Bacchus and Chess Publishing
Jeremy Silman

Book Reviews

Letters

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