New in Chess Cover Trivia Quiz - Where's Chess Queen™ Alexandra Kosteniuk?

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Hi everyone,

This is the latest New in Chess cover. Can you name all the chess players there?

That was way too easy a chess trivia quiz. As you know the 12th Women's World Chess Champion and her team of Russia won the gold at the Istanbul Chess Olympiad this year. You can read all about it at this personal post by the Chess Queen™.

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Girls' Chess - Chess Queen™ Alexandra Kosteniuk Shows it's Chic

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Hi everyone,

What's that sweet photo of Chess Queen™ Alexandra Kosteniuk? Click on photo to find out!

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Invisible Moves is Chesscafe Book of the Year 2011

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Hi everyone,

 

The Chesscafe Book of the Year 2011 has been announced. After several weeks of voting, one book stood out as the runaway winner. In previous years the voting has been close round-by-round, or one book will do well in the first round, but falter in the second. This year players (predominately from France, Israel, and The Netherlands) rallied overwhelmingly around just one title:

Invisible Chess Moves has been voted the ChessCafe.com 2011 Book of the Year. Congratulations to authors Yochanan Afek and Emmanuel Neiman, along with publisher New In Chess. 

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Vote for the YB Novelty of the Year 2011 and win a 1-year Subscription

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Hello everyone,

Shortlist: Yearbook Novelty of the Year 2011 The Chess Player's Guide to Opening News Contest

The inventor of the winning novelty will receive a prize of € 350. ($ 450) A one-year subscription to the Yearbook will be raffled amongst those who have voted for the winning novelty.

Cast your vote before February 12, 2012

NIC Yearbook editor GM Genna Sosonko 

gives the first prize to Vishy Anand 

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