uses impiety and parody to hew down the conventions of publishing, even including mock testimonials

attractive zany humour

the gutter press of chess

very, very entertaining . . . some of the back issues of Kingpin were instant classics

I actually paid good money for No.9

the ‘Private Eye’ of the chess world

A great English chess favourite

In Kingpin, nothing is sacred, and this makes Kingpin such a hit

If more people read this magazine then it would have a higher circulation

leaves my game shiny, manageable, natural looking