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You won’t wake up a positional expert overnight
including roll-up chessboards
" --Preface by the junior coach of the German Chess Federation
The June-July and August-November issues gave very insightful coverage of the Palo Alto 1981 United States Open Championship
Northern California Chess Voice - 1982-1983 Vol. 14-16 combo #html-body [data-pb-style=X2BQU9V]{justify-content:flex-startThe next Editor, National Master and chess historian Richard Fauber, wrote and published very good, in depth articles with less whimsy, but more chess. "A Browne Study" by R. E. Fauber, a Walter Browne bio, was published in the August September 1980 issue. Another great article by the poet NM Fritzinger, "A Whale's Eye View of the State Championship or could it be that deep down inside i am a while! DF" appeared in the February March 1981 issue:
