New In Chess Magazine 2015 2

Nytt Magasin å glede seg over! Nakamura på forsiden etter seier i Gibraltar og Zürich, sistnevnte på "armageddon" over Anand. Carlsen intervjues og omtales, fra Wijk-aan-Zee og Baden-Baden, også med armageddon.

Mye fra de ferske store turneringene denne gang, men gledeligvis også en del annet prima lesestoff. Selvfølgelig.

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NIC’s Café

A Year in the Life How does Magnus Carlsen’s first year as World Champion compare to his predecessors?

The Master His start was shaky, but once he picked up speed with a six-game winning streak, nothing and no one could stop Magnus Carlsen from claiming the 77th Tata Steel Masters.

Interview The World Champion speaks.

Vive la Différence Nigel Short wonders why men’s and women’s brains should function in the same way.

’s Chess Gym When is the time to calculate?

Round about Midnight An Armageddon game decided the Grenke Chess Classic in Baden-Baden.

Maximize Your Tactics

Packing My Library Hans Ree on acquiring and shedding books.

When the Going Gets Fast… The 4th Zurich Chess Challenge was a tight race between Vishy Anand and Hikaru Nakamura, decided in the latter’s favour in another Armageddon tiebreak.

The Eyes of Viktor Kortchnoi One of our greatest heroes seen through the eyes of world-famous novelist Arturo Pérez-Reverte.

Fair & Square

Sadler on Books

The Nakamura Show Jan Timman looks at the American’s win in Gibraltar.

Just Checking Who would Ljubomir Ljubojevic like to be if he weren’t himself?

Contributors to this issue Anish Giri, Vitaly Gnirenko, Ding Liren, Ljubomir Ljubojevic, Arkadij Naiditsch, Hikaru Nakamura, Parimar­jan Negi, Peter Heine Nielsen, Maxim Notkin, Arturo Perez-Réverte, Hans Ree, Eric van Reem, Matthew Sadler, Nigel Short, Jan Timman, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Wesley So, Wei Yi