Short Stories Archive
Teamwork
0 Comments Published by Schroeder April 22nd, 2007 in Schroeder Articles, Chess, Short StoriesSeveral Masters are playing a consultation game. Kasparaov says: “The weak point in our opponent’s position is g7, therefore we should play R-g1.” Direct attack. Spassky says: “yes, we should attack g7 but let’s play N-d4 first, then we can attack g7 with N-e6 or N-f5, either before or aftter R-g1.” Combination. Karpov says: “Those […]
Short Story: Beginner’s Luck
0 Comments Published by Schroeder January 13th, 2007 in Schroeder Articles, Chess, Whole Chess Games, Short Stories
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It was a beautiful spring morning about to turn into a sunny afternoon, for which Southern California was famous. Twenty years later Harry would remember it nostalgically as “the good old days”.
It was a Saturday, a day off from work. Having very little money […]
The Mind Reader
0 Comments Published by Schroeder October 10th, 2006 in Schroeder Articles, Chess, Whole Chess Games, Short StoriesA short story by James Schroeder
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Spanish Joe, Fast Eddie, Harry the Horse, Little Bishop and Derby Don were enjoying the sights of nature at the Polski Weight-Lifting, Chess and Draughts Emporium when Johnny Double sauntered in and informed one and all that he had just seen Doc Venture and had learned […]