Edward Winter’s Chess Explorations (24)

The Editor of Chess
Notes looks back at the remarkable legacy of a writer of erudition, wit and urbanity who
combined rigorous research with sparkling quips. In some quarters today, however, that writer’s
name may barely be recognized, so we have pleasure in introducing, or re-introducing,
readers to one of the great neglected figures of chess lore.

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