British Chess Magazine: August 2011

[John Upham]

The August 2011 issue of British Chess Magazine has been posted to subscribers.

In this month’s thrilling issue we have for you:

396 Surrey Heads Are High – The Löwenthal Cup is taken by Surrey for the first time since 1954 (and Basman wasn’t even playing!)
398 Problem World Results with our own David Friedgood
401 Endgame Studies as posed and exposed by IR Watson
402 Game of the Month Craig Pritchett, a BCM contributor since 1966, shows us how to smash a Russian
406 The British is in Sheffield Part One: The early fallers
407 Endgame Studies Solution plus reviews of the latest DVDs, books, mags
408 Test Your Chess by IM Shaun Taulbut
411 Endings for Learners – Carl Gorka
413 Remembering Peter Clarke 2
414 News from Abroad
416 Correspondence Chess by Kenny Harman. Veterans take centre stage
419 Quotes & Queries: AA Smith turns the clock back
420 Spot the Continuation
422 News from the British Isles – Congress, league and summer events
425 Spot the Continuation Solutions
426 Ego or Insanity? Andrew Farthing, ECF CEO, turns the searchlight back on himself
428 Past Practices more tales of yesteryear from the Man from Amherst, USA
431 Practical Play
432 Chess in Paris with Jim Attwood and Wife
434 Bobby - Stewart Reuben
435 Book Review by Phil Hughes
436 Dearing’s Discoveries More opening wizardry from Eddie D
442 Ask the Arbiter – Alex McFarlane. Anybody got a tissue?
444 Queen versus Bishop and Knight The first of a two parter
446 Sam at the Back

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