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Chess chow.

Historical Society of Pennsylvania - Closed Stacks KAT GV1313 .C469
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Format:
Journal/Periodical
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Chess--Periodicals.
Chess.
Chess--Humor.
Physical Description:
volumes ; 28 cm.
Bimonthly
Began in 1991. Ceased in 1994?
Place of Publication:
NY [i.e. New York], NY : Chess Chow Publications, [1991-1994?]
Summary:
"Chess Chow is known for its unique and unconventional approach to chess journalism, offering a blend of chess news, tournament reports, and articles on various chess topics, along with a touch of humor and wit. The magazine's content catered to chess enthusiasts of all levels, from beginners to experienced players, and covered a wide range of chess-related subjects. It provided readers with insights into current chess events, interviews with chess personalities, and analysis of games played by top players. "Chess Chow" gained a devoted following among chess enthusiasts during its publication period for its entertaining and informative style. The magazine's approach set it apart from more traditional chess publications and made it a favorite among those who appreciated a lighter and more laid-back tone in their chess reading. While the magazine is no longer in print, "Chess Chow" remains a nostalgic and cherished part of chess history, remembered fondly by those who enjoyed its unique blend of chess news and humor during its active years in the 1990s." - eBay
Notes:
Description based on: Vol. 2, issue 1 (Dec-Jan 1992); title from cover.
Local Notes:
Eric Kativa Chess Collection
HSP holds: v1, n. 1-2, 5; v. 2 , n. 1, 3-6; v. 3, n. 1-6; v.4, n. 1-2
ISSN:
1065-8629
OCLC:
26782160

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