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Kingpin Chess Magazine, Issues 17/18

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Love and the King’s Indian
GM Eduard Gufeld

Plaskett on the g7 Bishop
GM Jim Plaskett

The 140-year-old Novelty
IM Colin Crouch

A Game that Mattered
IM Chris Ward

Great Swindles of Our Time
IM Colin McNab

Playing the Petroff to Win
GM Adrian Mikhalchishin

Books, Magazines, Videos

Find the Winning Combo
IM Malcolm Pein

Byron Jacobs and His Unfeasibly Long Annotations
IM Byron Jacobs

Unhappy Endings
IM Malcolm Pein

Snooker without Balls
GM Jon Levitt

What Pergamon Chess Wouldn’t Publish
IM Colin Crouch

Michael Fish

Hack Attack
IM Dibyendu Barua, Gary Kenworthy, GM Mihai Suba, Cathy Forbes

Tempo Fugit
IM Malcolm Pein

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