Publisher:
Kingpin Publishers, 2007
Edition:
Magazine
Pages: 64 Language: English
In the new Kingpin 39
Toiletgate - Kingpin unmasks the real villains of Elista Raymond Keene: a candid portrait of the GM impresario Tibor Karolyi on Kasparov's eccentric half-brother Gary Lane's Agony Column Dilip Patel - India's rising star beats Vishy caustic commentary from The Poisoned Pawn Amatzia Avni on book reviewing Tony Kosten's Grandmaster's Diary
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