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By winning the London Chess Classic Magnus Carlsen has become the youngest world's number one ever! You can read the exclusive on-the-spot report in By winning the London Chess Classic Magnus Carlsen has become the youngest world's number one ever! You can read the exclusive on-the-spot report in
New In Chess 2010/1 (just out).Other interesting stuff from this issue's more than 100 pages:
-- Carlsen on his win against Kramnik
-- Chess at 40 degrees below zero
-- "Rien ne va plus": Roulette Chess, by Jennifer Sahade
-- David Howell's nightmare: playing the King's Gambit against Carlsen
-- Alexander Grischuk has done it again
-- Alexander Alekhine's Paris years
-- Jan Timman on 13 year old Ilya Nyshnyk: the new Magnus?
-- Robert J. Fischer talks to Dirk Jan ten Geuzendam!
-- Judit Polgar annotates her win against Gelfand
-- and much more.Please have a look at
the latest issue of our flagship publication.