The “Getting Into Chess” November Update
Welcome to the November newsletter for Getting Into Chess! This publication is devoted to all things Chess — from strategy articles to personal stories.
This month, we had two great stories from Nicholas Tirella:
- Checkmate The Classroom — This well-researched article presents a great case for teaching chess in schools.
- 3 Tips to Not Tilt In Chess — Three helpful tips for anyone who has ever found themselves getting frustrated while playing.
We also welcome back kit_carmelite with three new stories:
- What Chess Novices Want to Know — Kit shares some questions beginners have about chess, which would be great writing ideas for anyone thinking about new articles.
- Are The Most Popular Openings Always the Best? — A short piece about how Kit is learning new openings.
- Don’t Rush to Solve Chess Puzzles — A great set of skill-building exercises.
I hope you all enjoy reading these stories. We’re always welcoming new writers, so if you’re interested in submitting, checking out our guidelines. If you need ideas of what to write, I recommend getting ideas from Kit’s first story this month, What Chess Novices Want to Know.
Thank you for reading, and good luck in your games!
Benya
