| Article | Author | Publication Date | Rating |
| Alice ChessNasmichael discusses this fascinating chess variant, using Nimzowitsch's System to analyse a recent tournament held on SchemingMind.com | Michael J. Farris (nasmichael) | 10/20/2004 | 7 comments |
| The Rebel Pawns of the Sierra ChessA report from the Sierra Madre. | Miguel Villa | 9/20/2004 | 9 comments |
| Symmetrical Fischer Random ChessWe discuss a new game, which may address some of the inelegancies in Fischer Random Chess. | Paul Grosemans (Lux) and Austin Lockwood | 9/16/2004 | 7 comments |
| Tal's Nimzo LineLooking for a different try in the Nimzo-Indian? Look no further, Mikhail Tal shows the way | Craig Sadler (refutor) | 7/5/2004 | 10 comments |
| The Time of Shatranj and the AliyatAn essay on the origins of Shatranj - an ancient precursor to modern chess, originating in Persia. | Miguel Villa | 6/22/2004 | 15 comments |
| The Dutch Defence with Mikhail TalHere is an interesting game I have learned a lot from. I have done my best to make the game clear to lower strength players, while relying to some extent on Tal's own analysis.
You can play through the game while reading the analysis. Don't go too fast though! Stop and think about the game every other move or so. | Aaron Jagt (Tulkos) | 6/19/2004 | 13 comments |
| Facts, Games and World Champions of Correspondence ChessAn article on the History of the World Champions of Correspondence Games including pictures and games. | Craig Sadler (refutor) | 6/13/2004 | 12 comments |
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