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British Chess Magazine October 2023 Back Issue

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The October issue of BCM is brimming with insightful comments, opinions, and analysis, along with tournament reports. GM Alex Colovic delves into one of the most significant questions in chess: How to handle winning and losing? Additionally, in a separate article, Colovic examines the role and place of intuition in chess and whether it always proves effective. Dive into our special reports from the World and European senior championships, where England delivers a remarkable performance in both events! In this issue, you can also find the concluding part of exclusive interview with Henrik Carlen, where he discusses how his son influenced the world of chess and how he will be remembered. Furthermore, Milan Dinic explores the ascent of China as a chess powerhouse, from its tentative steps in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution to becoming a dominant force on the global chess stage. All this and more awaits you in the October issue of BCM!
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British Chess Magazine

October 2023 The October issue of BCM is brimming with insightful comments, opinions, and analysis, along with tournament reports. GM Alex Colovic delves into one of the most significant questions in chess: How to handle winning and losing? Additionally, in a separate article, Colovic examines the role and place of intuition in chess and whether it always proves effective. Dive into our special reports from the World and European senior championships, where England delivers a remarkable performance in both events! In this issue, you can also find the concluding part of exclusive interview with Henrik Carlen, where he discusses how his son influenced the world of chess and how he will be remembered. Furthermore, Milan Dinic explores the ascent of China as a chess powerhouse, from its tentative steps in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution to becoming a dominant force on the global chess stage. All this and more awaits you in the October issue of BCM!


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The October issue of BCM is brimming with insightful comments, opinions, and analysis, along with tournament reports. GM Alex Colovic delves into one of the most significant questions in chess: How to handle winning and losing? Additionally, in a separate article, Colovic examines the role and place of intuition in chess and whether it always proves effective. Dive into our special reports from the World and European senior championships, where England delivers a remarkable performance in both events! In this issue, you can also find the concluding part of exclusive interview with Henrik Carlen, where he discusses how his son influenced the world of chess and how he will be remembered. Furthermore, Milan Dinic explores the ascent of China as a chess powerhouse, from its tentative steps in the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution to becoming a dominant force on the global chess stage. All this and more awaits you in the October issue of BCM!
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British Chess Magazine is the world’s oldest chess journal, published continuously since 1881. It appears monthly and is packed with in depth informative content about the Royal Game. You will find high quality games and analysis, reports on recent tournaments, articles and analysis about openings, interviews with famous players, authoritative and independent book and DVD reviews, instructional articles and regular features on problems and endgames. Articles about famous players present and past reveal the game’s greatest talents and rich history. BCM has a unique focus on the British chess scene while covering major news and events internationally. Readers will enjoy coverage of the important annual Hastings and Gibraltar Masters tournaments and the British Chess Championship.

BCM caters for players of all ages and strengths, from beginners to masters, and features men’s and women’s chess. BCM will help you improve your play and results - check your progress with our regular “Test Your Chess” feature written by our own International Master Shaun Taulbut. You can sharpen and test your attacking skills with our monthly “Spot the Continuation” feature.

BCM helps you find out where to buy chess books and equipment, and great pictures bring BCM to colourful life.BCM is a must read and great choice for players and enthusiasts of all ages and abilities – and makes a great present!

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Great as always Reviewed 09 February 2021

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One of my favorite magazines. Reviewed 08 February 2021

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Excellent magazine...Missing Nick pert's Endgame column or Speelman endgame column; Any chance of a Sadler column
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thanks Reviewed 08 April 2020

Very entertaining

Really interesting read for all those lovers of chess in Britain and elsewhere Reviewed 12 July 2019

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Below is a selection of articles in British Chess Magazine October 2023.

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