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When I’m Sixty-Four
Playing chess and negotiating a safe passage out of Libya or arranging a visit to an alien spaceship? Its a mystery, but who knows? There are 64 squares on the chess board and 64 DNA codons. Chess appeared somewhat mysteriously … Continue reading
Beyond the Metaphor of sacrifice : the grandmaster as poet
In the Medieval period, an age of magicians and shamans, it was only natural that they should cast their spells over the game; and there were a great many chessboards on which it was considered sheer folly to be the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aleister Crowley, Benjamin Franklin chess, Bobby Fischer, Caen Aerte, Edgar Allan Poe, Emma Lowenstramm, Eve Babitz, Fidel Castro chess, G.K. Chesterton, Julian Wasser, Marcel Duchamp, Maxim Gorky, Steven B. Gerrard, Tristan Tzara
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