Who writes the best blogs on Chess.com?

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ergodicbreak

I like reading the blogs here, but it's hard to find the good ones. By good I don't mean only those blogs with the best analysis, but those that are both interesting and entertaining in some way. For example the blogs of the great GargleBlaster. Milliern is another one that has a unique voice IMO. After all, if I just want educational chess material I can always strap on the ChessBase VR headset I got the other day. 

Thanks for any suggestions. 

VladimirHerceg91

I have 2 to my name which are worth a read for any player serious about the sport.

https://www.chess.com/blog/VladimirHerceg91/the-chess-gambit-use-it-or-lose-it

https://www.chess.com/blog/VladimirHerceg91/using-en-passant-to-gain-a-mental-advantage

urk
ChessBase VR headset?
Is that really a thing?
Derekjj

Best blogs i read are by pfren. He even ghost authord a book.

dpnorman

I was hoping the answer would be me tongue.png 

Rsava

 Milliern has some great stuff and he has the improvement over the last year or so to back up his ideas.

ergodicbreak

Thanks for the replies, it's given me some new blogs to follow. Who knows, a list of the best bloggers could be a blog post. But then what happens if that post is one of the best blogs?

urk wrote:
ChessBase VR headset?
Is that really a thing?

Sorry, I was told to keep that info under my hat. 

SmithyQ

JMurakami has some excellently detailed and entertaining game analyses on his blog.  Recommended.

https://www.chess.com/blog/JMurakami

wraithleader

i vote me. 

https://www.chess.com/clubs/forum/view/cern-european-council-for-nuclear-research

Tungsten_DinnerMint

...same bat time...same bat channel.

Pokeguy1

me

 

Pokeguy1

not

Amplebeee
i will
Martin_Stahl
Tungsten_DinnerMint wrote:

...same bat time...same bat channel.

 

A nod to @batgirl ? If not, that would be my first suggestion. 

lofina_eidel_ismail

batgirl has good stuff

Ziryab

Most of my blogging is offsite. The content ranges from the mundane to the magnificent. This little bit of history is a popular post: http://chessskill.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-berlin-defense-history.html

Piperose

For educational purposes on Positional Chess, my pick is
https://www.chess.com/blog/linlaoda

GodsPawn2016

batgirl, and when he does write, Bryan Smith.

notabjoe

Chess vr. Right on. Can you see your opponents?

 

The_Chin_Of_Quinn
Ziryab wrote:

Most of my blogging is offsite. The content ranges from the mundane to the magnificent. This little bit of history is a popular post: http://chessskill.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-berlin-defense-history.html

+1

Some of the instructive examples from your games are good enough to belong in any book. I once took one of your positions to the club and asked people to try and solve it grin.png