British Chess Magazine  |  July 2026
The July 2026 issue of British Chess Magazine is out now, led by Praggnanandhaa’s victory at Norway Chess, where Carlsen faltered and Gukesh struggled in a tournament that may be remembered as a generational marker. We also look at the place of classical chess in a faster age and what that means for the players. Our chess art historian Larry List revisits Marcel Duchamp’s life in chess and art following a new hot exhibition in New York. IM Shaun Taulbut reports on Harry Grieve sealing his Grandmaster title requirements in Budapest. We also pay tribute to Jimmy Adams, respected chess master, historian and publisher. Plus - Problem World, Quotes and Queries, and Endgame Studies! BCM – all the chess you need!
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in British Chess Magazine July 2026.